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0 0 1 0 If ,t Y A \ 4 o % S� • • f , ty ` ,A h @e :c r) R \ , . \ , , . ,_)._ tizi imi \ it 1, i g® I \ , . ymirs ti \ . . 0 f Fir I \ , - , ' -..-i - 'I ' \ 1:: I . 1 !ice ; 7 � ii 1 • 0 ' r � 4I 1 j jig, r I }} 5 . 'L�1 1 111t iii •� 0 0 SUNNY ISLES BEACH iContinuing Professional Architectural & Engineering Services • Firms Only (CCNA) - Civil/Environmental Engineering /es® Request for Qualifications No. 12-04-02 ID in' n Ma 1 , 2012 I) 1972 ' 'Ig1 g L � a - � �So of- .: otv — as E, c-------7 z. 0 0 0 0 „ax 4, 0 o a 0 ; aC 2fi 0 I� al 0 0 0 00 e _ ®J ��g`I j KEITH and SCHI MARS, P.A. •C ,4� FLORIDA'S 84 LOCAL FIRM • -= 3. ..„\-‘,"--x- 0 I�QR • May 1,2012 O ® Jane A.Hines,CMC OOH • City Clerk u big • City of Sunny Isles Beach 00 18070 Collins Avenue LIN Ie' F l0 0 • Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160LINNY ISLES ,[r�CFi • _. . .,c,,,,__--...—,-... RE: RFQ 12-04-02 - Request for Qualifications for Continuing -' _ _ .__. • Professional Architectural & Engineering Services Firms • Only (CCNA) - Civil/Environmental Engineering MEM a S@HINARS ® Dear Ladies and Gentlemen: RESPONSIBLE OFFICE 6500 North Andrews Avenue • Keith and Schnars (K&S) is pleased to have this opportunity to present our Fort Lauderdale,P1,33309 experience and qualifications for your consideration to provide Professional Civil/ Phone:(954) 776-1616 • Environmental Consulting services to the City of Sunny Isles Beach. Upon selection ( yB(9 4545 ) 771-7690 ® and authorization,we can immediately begin providing the high quality services that www.keithandschnars.com ® are a hallmark of our firm. CONTACT PERSON • When reviewing our submittal,you will note that the Keith and Schnars Team offers GibtaTomczyk,ga • the City of Sunny Isles Beach the following strengths: mtomczyk@keithandschnars.com Telephone:(954) 776-1616 • • Proven Municipal Engineering Experience x(954) 771-3636 • Versatility of Personnel • • Responsiveness Chi? PERSONNEL • Principal-in-Charge ® Our Fort Lauderdale Office will manage this contract and provide day-to-day Mark T�omc zyk, coordination with City staff. While all of our key staff are located in Fort Lauderdale USD President 5 and Miami, and are within minutes of the City, we will also take advantage of our successful company-wide resource and personnel depth by drawing additional technical Project Manager • support on an as-needed basis. This local presence ensures that Keith and Schnars I PM PE, • staff members are available at the behest of city officials on short notice. Primary c Secondary • K&S has maintained a long history of working with public entities in bringing beneficial term support • projects to fruition for our clients. Many of our client relationships extend over 25 years illustrating our commitment to provide top quality services in our community. Carlos Alcantara,G% • Further,because South Florida is where our employees work, live,and play,the entire a MI 320 [, • Keith and Schnars firm has a personally vested interest to make our community a o , t Love,AIGP better place. Neddeff,�, • • FIRM OVERVIEW JohnAbbottP� h.D. Ethihalg • Beginning in 1929,K&S is one of Florida's top local Engineering,Environmental,Planning, ;[ . J Di[�JJ PPaao a • and Surveying firms. In addition to our Fort Lauderdale office,we have offices in Miami • and Jacksonville. Our carefully selected team works and resides in South Florida and Strategic Partner/ has performed a wide variety of engineering services for public and private sector Sub-Consultant 5 clients. This local and diverse experience and knowledge will be of great benefit to Kouroche Mohandes,ra, • the City of Sunny Isles Beach. We understand the interests at stake,and will be able to provide the City with sound advice and proven expertise to facilitate successful • projects. • • 3 11 NORTH ANDREWS AVENUE 0 FORT LAUDERDALE. FLORIDA 333090 PHONE:iggefM+ OQa(g. 771-7690 • The K&S team will be comprised of over 100 K&S professionals and our strategic teaming partner, and Sunny Isles engineering consulting firm,K.M.Engineering Consultants (Civil Design support).Our subconsultant brings extensive Sunny Isles Beach experience and will allow us to meet and exceed the City's goals for the contract. The K&S Team recognize that in addition to our strong credentials, our resources and ability to respond quickly and efficiently are imperative to guarantee successful performance. This project requires a management plan designed to specifically address the staffing,monitoring,planning,and communications challenges that our experience indicates • are common with this type of contract. It also calls for a management plan that deals with the need for well-documented and understandable procedures so staff can be efficiently managed. Specifically,our management plan provides: • An efficient management system,with clearly defined roles and responsibilities for scope,schedule and budget; • A Contract Manager as the primary point-of-contact for the City; 0 • Quick-turnaround capability,as well as, long-term program and personnel continuity; • Depth of staff which allows the team to timely respond to multiple assignments simultaneously,if necessary; • Compliance with individual task schedules and budgets; • Flexibility to respond to changes in scope and direction;and • Quality assurance and quality control throughout all phases of a project. • K&S is a firm dedicated to the timely and cost-efficient delivery of services. In fact, in 2007, when the FDOT released its annual summary of design overruns (time and money), K&S ranked among the best of the over two hundred firms • surveyed. In the six-year period studied, K&S designed and surveyed twelve projects with a construction value in excess of $120 million dollars. No other firm selected by FDOT in that six-year period completed this volume of work, and maintained such low overruns in cost and time. At K&S,we attribute this success to our personnel and project management. Additionally,numerous staff members of our team proposed for this contract have either worked directly for a governmental agency or have performed duties as an extension of a governmental agency for many years. K&S believes our clients,our profession,and our projects deserve the highest quality product that can be produced; 0 therefore there is an established quality control plan that is implemented on all projects. Our Quality Control Plan is based on the philosophy that • • Quality is achieved by proper planning,coordination,supervision,and the appropriate use of skilled personnel; • Quality is controlled through checking,reviewing and monitoring of work activities by individuals outside of the Team; • • Quality is verified by having a senior manager performing QA/QC functions;and • Quality is assured through independent reviews by qualified staff through each stage of project development STAFFING HIGHLIGHTS • Our corporate structure and chain of command is similar to the City's in that we maintain executive level staff,which serve as a backstop and point of responsibility and accountability for the management of projects. We emphasize accountability for budget and schedule in our projects and we encourage open informal and formal communication as a tool to collectively work to meet the objective, budget, and schedule of the project. With this management structure, it is our belief that a partnership with City staff and our carefully selected staff is crucial to a successful outcome for this contract. Therefore, given our successful project management track record for previous contracts with the City,the selected management team for this contract that satisfies these objectives will continue to be our Vice President of Civil Engineering(Tim Hall, 49 P.E.) and Vice President (Mark E.Tomczyk,RE.). • Tim Hall,PE Mark E.Tomczyk, P.E. Vice President of Civil Engineering Vice President 6500 North Andrews Avenue 6500 North Andrews Avenue Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 Phone:(954) 776-1616 Phone:(954) 776-1616 Fax:(954) 351-7643 Fax:(954) 351-7643 Cell Phone:(954) 295-0341 Cell Phone:(954) 707-9277 • Tim Hall,P.E.,has been specifically selected to lead this Team. He has over 24 years of experience,and has been involved in numerous diverse Land Development and Civil Engineering projects.His experience providing construction management for a Builder/Developer,permit review and program management for a large municipality,and Design/Consulting services 40 for both Private and Public sector clients,provides broad insight into the variety of issues related to project development. • • JnrDREW W � W6500 NORT H:ANDREWS AV EN6E'•tFO RT LAUDERDA FLORIDA 33309,E HONE (9*5 S ftGk16 .`FAX y(95�4) 77i,.1 ;7 90 y1 • • Having participated in the design and implementation of everything from small in-fill development to large neighborhood • improvement projects, Mr. Hall has been exposed to a wide range of private land development and public infrastructure • projects. His experience spans from modeling and master planning to preparation of construction documents, permitting, and construction administration, for numerous water distribution, sewer collection, storm water management, and land • development projects. • I am a Vice President of K&S, where I am directly responsible for the management of Civil / Environmental projects. I • have a notable background in municipal,water resources,and general Civil/Environmental Engineering. As a consultant, I • have performed municipal engineering for over 20 years. I look forward to the opportunity to provide the our consulting services with a personal touch. • • The key individuals identified in this submittal represent only the surface of the professional capabilities that K&S can offer the City of Sunny Isles Beach. The depth and experience of our staff of professionals is unparalleled. Many have worked • side-by-side for nearly 10 years, demonstrating an increasingly rare staff continuity that the City of Sunny Isles Beach can • rely upon, knowing that these engineering professionals will be the staff who will work on the City's projects throughout the duration of the contract • • We ask that upon review of our submittal you give particular consideration to the strengths that the K&S Team will bring to the City of Sunny Isles Beach. Our Team believes that total client satisfaction can only be achieved through the • commitment of our highly motivated professionals, and we have assembled a talented and experienced group that can • complete all the tasks under this contract. ServingYOU is our top priority and we look forward to the opportunity to provide you with the high quality services that define K&S. • • Respectfully submitted, • JA��/J /,r�Zy� • Mark E.Tomczyk, P.E. • Vice President • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • t 6500 NORTH ANDREWS AVENUE • FORT LAUDERDALE. FLORIDA 33309 c PHONE: (954) 776-1616 • FAX: (954) 771-7690 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0• 0 • • • • • ' ,'y�*'t�� ,`..,+]�l`ry' ��'xyv 1k�J,r'14 Saba--4-v4,.! t•t• -°`,r L! 1 ��y'.4:1: r •.. i . ..,• .: : Y .. �r • , i�f a .4..e y�paS 't i'sr •ss • t. ,.+A, n. ,h! {,. d1F_ S + s r�71,1„.7.v r� c F•�!v.:A ♦ r cam^ l a, g r r ���'�5 �kr Iti�1��r �t „`; S ,Y;,... . a Y i► f} 'y T r w�,r�3 ro'�a°'.0{�yy�i s !� 3(9�'• 54 t y??34.8 p' ;. e SStL'd' ./ +.r' ti't..lISI r°t`'N -a{.�,tt,:Var} qI :17• <�°•A,.:21,9 si*r a 1 r!v ti�S it +,��y 1 ♦1 ��g� °f•.{`Ft �j ••j 1 t� � ' +=Q r "ti'C1�7�'� Y•j�r 1 " 'lp�®f • F; �1 „�1te't1 t: ' tiTc 4/41:K A4 la -y J s t 9-#-: �•6 . L 4i Err al ' t �`"1~; f+i1it. +• f iet4'• ekr#:4in".......:........:(:::....:':17i “1 <7,,,,,;;),�ri,S.c,#-w lt!7:N 7` t 4. ' a i }.ac : ',.• +w r,.+ :- 'c€r 'A- T.` f e• c rS f+•, ,,. t °�;,z •;,=:,.-- •'F .. ry r ": lay • F �. -: r q, v •i1 �:.. .'r x e' ,.. f^s , t- it ( •e• � itz ( a > 1"--4.-.,24.0;5•?-;"L ` - �.4...-,i+ z..' ,--,.-:-..:1,. 1',.�^,+-d-2 '-:4- +. y; _ riff n -� r� ®� 0 SECTION ONE: COMPANY II TFORMATION iSECTION Two: QALIFICATI®NS SECTION THREE: .I STAFFING I os) SECTION FOUR: • APPROACH/METHODOLOGY a SECTION FIVE: • REFERENCES SECTION SIX: CONTRACT FORMS r •I M �k , I �`I KEITH and SCII�IARS, P.A. �" f ft y , mac= a� ,� FLORIDPS�I$ LOCALFIRM �I int .;j'F -`... „s.. ' fJ ' ,y!"` �J ®I 3 r .iikig `,. 6500 North Andrews Avenue t. ®I � � <` Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33309�� � y t`'�' Phone:(9 54) 776-1616 • Fax:(954) 771-7690 • ^err i .0--,_ s. a = _ Toll Free:(800) 488-1255 • "7=r '.: •.•par =it. „--. y._, www.keichandschnars.com 0 00 0 • • CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH i SECTION ONE: COMPANY INFORMATION • • KEITH AND SCHNARS ® www.keithandschnars.com . F` . , _ Facebook: keithandschnars • `• _ ��i ff-.; 1"'� ;1` %,w 3acksonville � • a_f • r — ® I • u�.. '�` � , • MIAMI OFFICE: 10305 NW 41st Street — —' • Suite 112 J�n" Doral,FL 33178 —m • (305) 477-7667 - 'p _ • '1 W CORPORATE OFFICE: 6500 North Andrews Avenue — • Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 • (954) 776-1616 '� ••- i r.. • JACKSONVILLE OFFICE: 7649 US Highway 301 . v Fort Lauderdale • Bryceville, FL 32221 - — r.corporate Office • (904) 783-3445 — __f —0 Miami • • • � DETAILS OF ENTITY BUSINESS STRUCTURE: Corporation • • DATE FOUNDED: 1972 • LIST OF ANY OUTSTANDING LITIGATION THAT WOULD THREATEN THE VIABILITY • OF THE FIRM OR THE PERFORMANCE OF THIS CONTRACT: None • INDICATION OF HOW LONG IT WOULD TAKE TO IMPLEMENT SERVICE AFTER • AUTHORIZED TO BEGIN: Immediately • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •® •1q] : j KEITH and SCHNARS, A. • RFQl 2-04-02 PAGE 1 FDR DCS B� P. LOCAL IDL FIP rot' . "1✓ 5 �¢ F, SUNNY. ISLES BEACH e 1" SE > �v � CTIO ' ONE COMPANY INFORMATION _. e -_ ._.,. . . .. .... ° 6 ti n,.,e .. .,,, IW ''® KEITH and SCHNARS, P.A. ENGINEERS, PLANNERS, SURVEYORS 6500 N Andrews Ave Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 April 26, 2012 RE: Requested Financial Statement To Whom It May Concern: 611 The accompanying balance sheets and related statements of income and retained earnings of Keith and Schnars, P.A. have been prepared in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles. All information included in these financial statements is the representation of the management of Keith and Schnars. Keith and Schnars, P.A. is not currently involved in, nor anticipates involvement in nay bankruptcy proceedings. The financial information is intended solely for the use of the City of Sunny Isles Beach and is not intended and should not be used by any other parties. Sincerely, S Lite:‘" Tim S Kalayci, Vice President of Finance Keith and Schnars, P.A. S S a 0 �,T KEITH end SCHNARS,P.A. Fwtuons 61,FOCAL FIRM PAGE 2 RFQJ 2-04-02 CITY OFSUNNY ISLES BEACH I :SECTION ONE: COMPANY INFORMATION • KEITH AND SCHNARS, P.A. BALANCE SHEET ® December 31, 2010 • CURRENT ASSETS - RECEIVABLES AND PREPAIDS $ 2,913,342 NOTE RECEIVABLE 387,965 • PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT 908,866 • OTHER ASSETS 15,449 • TOTAL ASSETS $ 4,225,622 • CURRENT LIABILITIES - PAYABLES, ACCRUALS AND ST DEBT $ 1,621,454 • LONG TERM DEBT 2,910,207 • TOTAL LIABILITIES 4,531,660 • STOCKHOLDERS' EQUITY • CAPITAL STOCK 500 ADDITIONAL PAID IN CAPITAL 43,988 • TREASURY STOCK (2,563,045) • ACCUMULATED UNREALIZED LOSS ON INVESTMENTS (8,887) • RETAINED EARNINGS 2,221,405 • (306,039) • • TOTAL LIABILITIES AND STOCKHOLDERS' EQUITY $ 4,225,622 • • KEITH AND SCHNARS, P.A. STATEMENT OF INCOME AND RETAINED EARNINGS • December 31, 2010 • ® REVENUE $ 13,496,641 • • COST OF REVENUE 6,428,001 • GROSS PROFIT 7,068,640 • • GENERAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES • 7,981,826 • OTHER INCOME 1,418,705 • NET GAIN $ 505,519 • RETAINED EARNINGS - JANUARY 1, 2010 $ 1,715,886 • NET GAIN 505,519 • RETAINED EARNINGS - DECEMBER 31, 2010 $ 2,221,405 • 0 • 0f.i'' g KEITH and SpINARS,EA. FtoRIDXs 51Locki FIRM RFQ12-04-02 PAGE 3 re 1 F Stora 5 =CITY4K. F:S, FANNY ISLES BEACH itilSIECT,ION ®NT1C0MPArN,Y,IN)F,ORMATION � � , tai 1i4Jn''"amP'Sar _. -abEfad" '41 VA'.',L /e oue,E w &,. e9ao"lm .uu, , .l„ �..x l...f�. ,Tiller" . Tr ,. , y,,,.. . i ..r,r.S1;4dWa ACO g CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY INSURANCE OA'E"M"DYVYY1 lia../ 12/1/2011 THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER.THIS CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AFFIRMATIVELY OR NEGATIVELY AMEND, EXTEND OR ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES BELOW. THIS CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE ISSUING INSURER(S), AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE OR PRODUCER,AND THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. IMPORTANT: If the certificate holder is an ADDITIONAL INSURED, the policy(ies)must be endorsed. M SUBROGATION IS WAIVED,subject to the terms and conditions of the policy,certain policies may require an endorsement. A statement on this certificate does not confer rights to the certificate holder In lieu of such endorsement(s). PRODUCER CONTAEI Seltlin NAME: 5700 North Andrews Avenue, Suite 300 (AEC.No Fill' (954) 938-8788 ZINC.No):(554) 93e-8566 • E•NAI_ Port Lauderdale FL 33309 AODRRas: INSURER(S)AFFORDING COVERAGE HAIOP INSURER A:Zurich American Ins Co of IL 27855 INSURED INSURER a:Lloyd'a Underwriters at London Keith and Scenero, P. A. INSURER C:Travelers Indemnity CO of CT 25582 6500 North Andrews Avenue INSURER O:Charter Oak Fire Ins Co 125615 Fort Lauderdale FL 33309 INSURER E:St. Paul Fire & Marine Ina, Co. 124767 INSURER F: I COVERAGES CERTIFICATE NUMBER:Cert ID 30770 REVISION NUMBER: .1. THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE POLICIES OF INSURANCE LISTED BELOW HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO THE INSURED NAMED MOVE FOR THE POLICY PERIOD INDICATED. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY REQUIREMENT,TERM OR CONDITION OF ANY CONTRACT OR OTHER DOCUMENT WITH RESPECT TO WHICH THIS CERTIFICATE MAY BE ISSUED OR MAY PERTAIN, THE INSURANCE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES DESCRIBED HEREIN IS SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERMS, EXCLUSIONS AND CONDITIONS OF SUCH POLICIES.LIMITS SHOWN MAY HAVE BEEN REDUCED BY PAID CLAIMS. eaR1 TYPE OF INSURANCE IABbLISUSR; IPOLICY EFF PODGY EXP IINSRIW'OI POLICY NUMBER •INMiObn'YYTII(NMIUDNYYYI LIMOS 1 GENERAL LIABILITY I I EACH OCCURRENCE $ 1,000,000 I BAMAGE TO RENTED I C 1 X COMMERCIAL GENERAL�LIABILITY P660-19315294-CCT-11 8/14/2011 10/14/1012 'PREMISES(Ea occurrence, I5 300,00E 1 CLAIMS-MADE % I OCCUR 1 I MED EXP(Any one perem) 5 10,000 It ' Contractual Liah. I PERSDNAL&ADV INJURY I5 1,000,D00 Ix ICU, Broad Porm PD GENERAL AGGREGATE IS 2,000,000 i GENLAGGREGATE LIMITAPPLIES PER: 1PRODUCTS-COMP/CPASS I S 2,000,000 I X I POLICY I 1 jRQr—I LOC ) 15 I AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY ) I I I COMBINED SINGLE LIMIT 118aooNdenll S 1,000,000 D XANY AUTO I P910-290K0594-COP-11 e/14/201118/14/20121 BODILYINJURY(Pereerson) $ ALL I AUTOS OWNED —I AUTOSUUEC am :merit)!INJURY(Per eUeN)I 5 HIRED AUTOS AUTOS _ PROPERTY I5 I I I5 E Y I UMBRELLA UAe l Ili OCCUR CA0E804589 0/14/201118/14/2012 I EACH OCCURRENCE I5 5,000,000 1 EXCESS one IEGATE S 5,000,OOD 1 I CIAIMSMADE AGGR I DED 1 I RETENTIONS I 1 1 I S WORKERS COMPENSATION1 WC STAT.)' 1 101H-1 A AND EMPLOYERS'LIABILITY YIN 9598999 12/1/2011112/1/2012111 TORYLMITS• • ER I ANY PROPRIETOR/PARTNER/EXECUTIVE F� - I I EA.EACH ACCIDENT I S 1,000,000 OFFICER/MEMBER EXCLUDED? INI A' I WendMery N NH) I I EL DISEASE'EA EMPLOYEE 5 1,D00,000 Pyy O oe[mbe YnI,, DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS below I EL.DISEASE-POLICY LIMIT!5 1,000,000 B 1 Maritime Employers Limn. I I 1 F12M1M697-3051-11 13/1/3011 112/1/2012 1A1ynone accident or$ 1,000,000 $ PROOF OF OF OPERATIONS/ONLY.LOCATIONS,VEHICLES (ANOI ACORD 101,Aedrom[I Reme1Y[BM[duM,tlmory apace a nqulr[d) PROOF OF INSURANCE ONLY. 0 CERTIFICATE HOLDER CANCELLATION 0 SHOULD ANV OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED POLICIES BE CANCELLED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION PATE THEREOF, NOTICE WILL BE DELIVERED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE POLICY PROVISIONS. KEITH AND SCENARS, P.A. 6500 N. ANDREWS AVE AUTHORIZED REPREEENTATNE 0 FORT LAUDERDALE FL 33309 `a ^ C^'--'I' f4,` ®1985.2010 ACORD CORPORATION. All rights reserved, '4®r ACORD 25(2010105) The ACORD name and logo are registered marks of ACORD 0 I�]`\IY KEITH and SCHNARS,P.A. ._„ •-awrwunw.muwan _ r FLORIDnsgi�;LOCALFlw`A ...'. PAGE 4 ,,, , . „�n. „e•� „�, „�,..�. RFQI2-04-02 t 0 CITY OF. SUNNY ISLES BEACH SECTION ONE COMPANY INFORMATION • A .---m ® • CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY INSURANCE DATE luuaormn1/1,i2D12 ® I THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER.THIS CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AFFIRMATIVELY OR NEGATIVELY AMEND, EXTEND OR ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES ® BELOW. THIS CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE ISSUING INSURER(S), AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE OR PRODUCER,AND THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. ® IMPORTANT: If the certificate holder is an ADDITIONAL INSURED,the policy(les)must be endorsed. If SUBROGATION IS WAIVED,subject to the terms and conditions of the policy,certain policies may require an endorsement A statement on this certificate does not confer rights to the certificate holder in lieu of such endorsement(s). PRODUCER CONTACT NAYS' ® Ames & Gough uNo'�ii� em- 1703)827-2277 I I R NaP 172318.27-2279 8300 Greensboro Drive AD s,.adain®aaesgough.cos ® Suite 980 INSURER(5)AFFORDING COVERAGE I NAC• McLean, VA 22102 INsuRERA Continental Casualty Company 0443 • INSURED INSURER B: Keith and Schnars, P.A. INSURER C: ® 6500 North Andrews Avenue DISURERO: INSURERE: Ft. Lauderdale FL 33309-2132 INSURERF: ® COVERAGES CERTIFICATE NUMBER:2012-2013 8 REVISION NUMBER: THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE POLICIES OF INSURANCE LISTED BELOW HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO THE INSURED NAMED ABOVE FOR THE POLICY PERIOD 0 INDICATED. NOF✓NTHSTANDING ANY REQUIREMENT,TERM OR CONDITION OF ANY CONTRACT OR OTHER DOCUMENT WITH RESPECT TO WHICH THIS CERTIFICATE MAY BE ISSUED OR MAY PERTAIN.THE INSURANCE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES DESCRIBED HEREIN IS SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERMS, EXCLUSIONS AND CONDITIONS OF SUCH POLICIES.LIMITS SHOWN MAY HAVE BEEN REDUCED BY PAID CLAIMS. ® NSA RI POLICY EFF POLICY EXP LTR TYPE OF INSURANCE AODLSUB jyR�SyyD POLICY NUMBER (MMIODMYYI IIAM/DDIYYYYI LIMITS ® GENERAL LIABILITY — EACH OCCURRENCE S COMMERCIAL GENERAL LNSIJTY DAMAGE TORO/ DMmm PRE5E54Es ancel S eanuS-W OE n OCCUR I MED EXP(Am an demo, S PERSONAL a AIN INJURY_ S • GENERAL AGGREGATE S ® GEN.t AGGREGATE LIMIT APPLIES PER PRODUCTS.C0tE!OP AGG S nPOICY n Ln LOC S ® I�UTOYLIABILITYeKYLORIE LIABILITY COMONED SE LT I FA:,.w10 S • ANY AUTO BODILY INJURY(Pr DMY) S e ALL OWNED SCHEDULED BODILY INJURY(Par ccOa*( 5 _,AUTOS AUTOSNON-OI _ HORE.7 AUTOS AUTOS ED �R PEERY DAMAGE S AUTT0.P I I • S J UMBRELLA UPI rcr R EACH OCCORFFNCE I S I I • EXCESS UAB CLAWS-MADE AGGREGATE I S ® DEO I I RETENTIONS WARNERS COMPENSATION WCSTATU- 0TH- a AND EMPLOYERS'UABC.ITY VI N TORYI MRS I I ER ANT PROPRIETOR'PARTNER/ExECUTr E le OPFCER/UEVBER EXCLUDED? LiN(A EL EACH ACCF>FM Mandatory In NH) EL.DISEASE-EA OPEC/YETI I • N,s+.bl cIbe under DESCRIPTION OF OPERATORS Odor E.L.DISEASE-POLICY UNI I S A PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY MB 00 609 12 27 [i/1/2012 3/1/2013 p€RCL,UN 2,000,000 ® AGGREGATE 4,000,000 ® DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS/LDCATN)NE/VEHICLES'Attach ACORD 101.An:Wml Remora Scl•Jule.a man(Ina le IWWNI 0 0 0 O CERTIFICATE HOLDER CANCELLATION 0 SHOULD ANY OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED POLICIES BE CANCELLED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION DATE THEREOF. NOTICE WILL BE DELIVERED IN • Keith and Schnars, P.A. ACCORDANCE WITH THE POLICY PROVISIONS. ® 6500 N. Andrews Avenue AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVEFt. Lauderdale, FL 33309-2132 rDan Kaise/DGARCI ACORD 25(2010(05) 131988-2010 ACORD CORPORATION. All rights reserved. ® INS025(201005101 The ACORD name and logo are registered marks of ACORD ®v -. - - • I i KEITH and SCNNARS,P.A. 0 « RFQt2-04-02 PAGE 5FLCRIDAS& tool 0 • 41) 0 0 0 0 S • • • S • 6 0 0 • ) CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH SECTION TWO: QUALIFICATIONS ' „kyr b j1 _- 1L..F..);. t ,f -N- � '� It _ } _? •t.amlv4 ^tea{ '.,t•'• 7 •ySy'4 Yh -# i ta & . k;r � � .,-& .- fi £. A' e l ',./,-,-4.:::i r • ti= } 8 t < t St-7403o- j. saja- .. G , � _c., • ie e<. ' r" 5,%e � -f.�r'a� -�. �: > � ts y.v ♦Aai .�Lt., . i. ti , , S , 1 P. • tte g t I'Er -' , < o .—b e.�. :12-0-1-,e � � L+.• r _4 # . • 4_, -Iru _ ,® - '' - ,r .- L. ® mgr. .rte _ �� 4'. ..> __ _- • CORPORATE OVERVIEW communication. This list includes the City of Fort Lauderdale (2002 — Present); Miami-Dade County (2002 — • As one of Florida's largest full service consulting firms,K&S Present);Seminole Tribe of Florida (2002 — Present);South • provides a wide range of services to a significant list of Florida Water Management District (2002— Present);Palm Private and Public clients. We take pride in our reputation, Beach County (1998 - Present);City of Boca Raton (1995 • long established relationships, knowledge of regulatory — Present); Florida Department of Transportation (1993 - • requirements,and diversity of project experience;the tools Present);and Broward County (1985 — Present). • which enable us to successfully meet the needs of our clients. K&S is a firm dedicated to the timely and cost-efficient • delivery of services.In fact,in 2007,when the FDOT released • Incorporated in 1972, and with offices in Fort Lauderdale, its annual summary of design overruns (time and money), Miami, and Jacksonville, Keith and Schnars (K&S) is one of K&S ranked among the best of the over two hundred firms • the largest consulting firms in Florida. Our staff includes surveyed. In the six-year period studied, K&S designed • over 100 professionals and technical experts: and surveyed twelve projects with a construction value in excess of $120 million dollars. No other firm selected • • Biologists by FDOT in that six-year period completed this • • Environmental Planners volume of work, and maintained such low overruns • Highway Engineers in cost and time. • • Transportation Engineers/Planners • • Surveyors & Mappers This commitment has earned us a number of peer and • Urban/CRA Planners industry awards. For instance, this year K&S was selected II • Public Involvement Specialists as the winner of the 2011 Greater Fort Lauderdale • • Geologists Chamber of Commerce Transportation Firm of the • Public Policy Specialists Year, our Seminole Coconut Creek project was named • • Environmental Scientists Project of the Year by the Broward County Branch of • Civil Engineers the American Society of Civil Engineers;and our Matanzas ® • Structural Engineers Woods Parkway Interchange Project was named the Local 5 • Sanitary Engineers and State Agency Collaboration Project of the Year • Landscape Architects by the Florida Association of County Engineers and Road e • Comprehensive Planners Superintendents. • • GIS Specialists • Government Affairs Specialists In 2009, for the third year in a row,we took home a Best O • Construction Managers and Inspectors Places to Work Award at an event co-sponsored by Polk • Works Workforce 2020 and the United Way of Central • Our client base is extremely diversified and includes Florida. In 2007, the Florida Chapter of the American private developers, municipalities, contractors, architects, Planning Association selected one of our planning projects, • utility companies, State agencies, and 60 City and County the South Miami-Dade Watershed Study and Plan, for • governments. its prestigious FAPA Award of Excellence: McGraw- Hill Companies, publisher of Business Week Magazine, • An abbreviated listing of local, long-term clients gives selected K&S as one of the Southeast's Top SO in Design; • some indication of the importance K&S places on and Engineering News Record named K&S one of the maintaining relationships thought good work and effective nation's Top 500 engineering firms, for the fifth year in • • , , - _ .9 ;KEITH and SCH,4ARS,P.A. • RFOJ2-04-02 PAGE 7 �]� FWP OA5 GLFRn r S W ,"�. ',''4:44.:,4,1,t,-3. u t � c Iw 0E'SUNNY IS��L<ESf BNEACH ,, ;r, ,i.,:,,.;,,]` ` ,, r /� „,,,, " •N ',vrF �° fi °b�e r �el , i�, ; Nr 4 at SPECT;ION FW,® � UAe FICATIONS ' � , _ ;, ir, n"we:: tie"' n..,vrs,,. L,k,,. . r. .,, ., . .. . . ........... .,..w,„ti Sia w. �, rv.� .,,...,i„n.•.,.,i,.i'1' ® a row.The year before that K&S took home two of the _ ---,._.. _ t1iF==- ,, twelve Best in Construction Awards given out by the ...-_,-,:-,u,,,,4, ;! r r c ap ® i 'v,;; Florida Transportation Builders' Association, a 73-year old u rn i I t M t° non-profit organization that many consider"the voice of J;1111. ' ; rl I : it i )„ yi p"�r r t II ro`"v Honda's road and bridge buildingindustrya Lk n,r•:D;,ti t , ll H di ,',I1 i 4 i ^ ' i "� i . i t ur I r b i; i.aa1 Np w Iti r y rvrYy F -,� ied� 0404,`,-. y.. K&S is also dedicated to giving back to the communities 0 1) L1, r 1; ' rs r..fitst, � • • Yr. , rw that it serves. It the past five years, K&S employees have " a rtt��I ; ,„/"., '"° ,.,„- .,. .� 't�-1,,_,: raised over$60,000 for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society ;,.,'i l T Y I r'..; �.°j;�. 8i?°„ ,,f; ji R, rllili tit � m� C" µ.,„iv#5,�>E' -ri I r'*'+. (LLS),mentored at risk high school students,and supported sem` �F u u u n i I it,rf`((,t11.,. t�,wr . d. p, --' 0 the annual Dolphins Challenge Bicycle Ride. This ear 1--17,.21�' uA a '# fir% 'fi' °+ n�a �, . 7 , P g Y Yr �I , .�>, �w„( � ” a�„ �r4,� it art '1 alone, K&S's team for the annual LLS Light the Night walk <4 I 1 ,F' "°"'`` " ii/ j - ” ,i r ri'ili1i 11'I'ti ry r l� % 14,E collected over $15,000 to help fight cancer. Overall, our ,, ^ L J to r.LH.p,l, ,, ,ii::n` �l Tr ��-r 's. ♦4 team ranked third out of the 200 Broward County teams s - __�j jy xti;. 4 i }'__ IJi 0 that participated in this year's event. Lx,_ ��`rr i �� 1 III 111 0 . � ' �'.rz+ '. , ii -,....=.-ce" -t• 1 I h� ' s W i. x, ` '""�d"' "r,Xi� 99+ r zti! t Iii 11 rr,f, J commercialand residential.We � �5�� (ij ,..Irl.:,'" H / provide a variety of services le'k r ' . • i r • !�' •" e -„.,•• to these clients including preparation of DRI's, master `i'� :µ .x r' ' m n" a. it / 'i planning, site plans, water, sewer, and drainage design, due .,ot i �\! 7 $ , ,, diligence studies, permitting,and construction observation 1,,÷2-, ,1 ' * for projects ranging from 2-acres to 5000-acres. , 1 ., nlf� r .4,. w r, ✓ + ,,0A- x,° ;;y y.. From large modeling and masterplans to specific `' ; x - v, 4awc t -• construction documents and inspection services, our full f- :Di! '. e�.f . . • �. array of Civil Engineering services provides the versatility „-',,t 4 : �` t required to adapt to the diversity of project needs and objectives for both our municipal and private clients. CIVIL ENGINEERING SERVICES In addition to the civil/environmental engineering, K&S Building upon strong relationships, K&S provides services has in-house capabilities to provide a full range of other to a number of Counties, Municipalities and Drainage services. The following provides insight into the types of jale Districts throughout the State of Florida. Our services services we offer. include storm drainage design/retrofitting, stormwater permitting and certifications, water analysis and master- SURVEYING AND MAPPING SERVICES planning of stormwater/drainage, water distribution and sewer collection systems as well as design of over The Survey Department atK&S offers a full range of surveying half a million linear feet of utilities improvements, large and mapping services. They perform Boundary Surveys, transmission mains,lift stations (design/re-habilitation) and Topographic Surveys, Hydrographic Surveys, Construction related construction observation. Surveys and Specific Purpose Surveys. In addition, they Our Water Resources group offers hydrologic/hydraulic perform numerous surveying and mapping services for analyses for site specific flood (drainage) studies to the FDOT, including horizontal and vertical control, cross- more complex large watershed stormwater management sectioning, right of way mapping, monumentation of right We use a variety of software including HEC-HMS of way corridors, Bridge Data Surveys, Digital Terrain programs. (HEC-I),HEC-RAS (HEC-s),AdiCPR,SWMM,HSPE,UNET Models(American and Route Surveys. They also perform ALTA Land Title Association) Surveys,Wetland/ and others in our analyses;which ultimately lead to design, Mitigation Surveys,Environmental Surveys,Platting Services, permitting,and production of construction documents. and expert witness testimony. All of these tasks are to Our Private Sector resume includes a list of well-known performed utilizing the most current data collection systems and CADD software from electronic field book collection private land development projects and clients; both t�,,,,,KEITH and SCHNARS,P.A. v _',:.,,._ Fl.ownnS Ptg;LOCA1.Flans PAGE 8 RFQI 2-04-02 • ) CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH ) -.SECTION TWO: CLUALIFICATIONS ® ' bridges,to tolls and interchanges for the FDOT and County ® f. • r,._. and municipal road departments.A typical project includes =` - ,ti:J' r V- 4 3 the design of signalized intersections, signing and marking a '-Na r '� t • '. plans, closed storm drainage and retention pond systems, ® >' aI •,- > I' i` "' `' sound barrier walls, landscape plans, new street lighting r• —� `(r J. , .. ,; . system,design survey and utility location and coordination. ® 3"" ' The Division's current service offering includes geometric cs y . a design,signing and pavement marking,signal design, lighting • e a - design, drainage and scour analysis, interchange design, ® L :a2=g=•�: rJ / /' control plans,utility and railroad coordination,and pavement design and safety reviews.Additionally, Division staff have ® 't, expertise in Project Development and Environment(PD&E) 0 �-f , studies and social/alternative systems studies.The Division's . t "..-..:,......,t,-:;;;. Vice President,Director,and senior project managers are all drawn from the FDOT,and their experience and expertise ® ` ',1�� . !4 is unparalleled in the State of Florida.And if you've driven ® on 1-95 just about anywhere in South Florida,whether you to the latest global positioning system (GPS) equipment know it or not,you're already familiar with their work. ® Our 6 full-time field crews have extensive experience in ® performing all of these surveys and are equipped with CEI SERVICES/RESIDENT PROJECT state of the art equipment, including EFB compatible Total REPRESENTATION 0 Stations, GPS, digital levels and reflectorless instruments. ® K&S is also very proud of the fact that we are Florida's Construction management requires the ability to work with leading GPS surveying firm. Our GPS equipment includes others while maintaining a clear view of the process and ® 11 modern Trimble Dual-Frequency Receivers. the systems to manage. Therefore,we offer the following 0 construction engineering and inspection services: Additionally, our field crews have received M.O.T. 0 (Maintenance of Traffic) Training. Thus, they can work • Project management ® properly and safely in and around South Florida's busy • Schedule control roadways. • Cost control ® • Contract administration ® ROADWAY ENGINEERING SERVICES • Expert witness testimony 0 The Highway Engineering Division of K&S provides Our project managers are experienced and trained in 0 transportation engineering and related services on all planning, organizing, and monitoring a wide variety of types of highway and road projects, from access roads in construction projects. We help our clients define project ® residential areas, to multi-lane divided expressways with goals, coordinate team communications, and establish 0 -_e.„--„-z_...- -. reporting systems that assure the successful completion �w. "` �` :, of their projects. We also provide complete contract ® ''3' 1-. \: `'_ administration and construction engineering and inspection a "- ,r„ ^. services. For instance, our construction personnel will ' --.e•o- 4; ..j.. monitor the contractor's on-site construction operations j000 x,iand materials. We will also test materials and review ® tX --, a ,.- " � ;{: '� specifications and other contract documents to ensure a --4----rt.— 4 si >. quality workmanship and conformance to plans. All our ® is..ea,--5--?7,1'. y r ' � inspectors are experienced, trained, and certified by the i `4iC is _ FDOT. ® r. � �� . ' , ,,d• �, + " LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ® \.,n-,--'„. .-;a: ... ="" SERVICES spa ��= ,o,,,c( — ,-- , t 6'_" - The K&S Landscape Architecture Division is made up of 0 :Y l .r.--.1 ;.'y: u. .- 't ' a dynamic group of professionals who can provide a full • ® .-.. _ IfJ„' KEITH and scHFARS,P.A. ® , REQ12-04-02 PAGE 9 ` FLORIDAS Bis LOCAL FIRM I . 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Art,- rif3�+-74L1'" drf x>7i i, ,t* range of high quality services from initial planning through TRAFFIC PLANNING AND to construction observation and final inspection. They have ENGINEERING SERVICES been providing consulting services to public sector clients for over 25 years.Thus, they are accustomed to managing The K&S transportation planning team consists of a highly multiple concurrent projects for public sector clients.Their qualified team of professionals who have recent and on- recent portfolio includes City Halls, Public Works Facilities, going experience providing municipal and State clients with municipal complexes,fire stations,parks(active and passive), traffic engineering services, as well as a diverse history of streetscapes, community enhancements, traffic calming, private sector clients. We offer a thorough understanding beautification, roadway improvements, parking facilities of the latest industry practices and technologies. The team 43 analysis and design, ADA reviews and improvements, includes licensed professional engineers, with working greenways, municipal buildings and facilities, ordinance relationships that extend over 20 years. review and writing,and signage. • In the past five years alone, we have provided over eight K&S has considerable experience in providing traffic municipalities/agencies (including the City of Boca Raton) engineering review services for development petitions with services ranging from preliminary studies, to site submitted to local and State agencies.These services include planning,irrigationdesign,siteamenities design,plantingplans, participating and presenting technical traffic engineering 0 tree preservation plans,development review approvals,and commentary during Development Review Committee permitting. Additionally, we have also provided landscape (DRC) meetings; evaluating the transportation impacts architectural services for over 30 parks and recreation associated with master plans, and site plans; preparing projects and over 50 streetscape, traffic calming, and signal warrant studies, capacity and corridor analyses; and roadway landscape projects, with services ranging from preparing and presenting safety studies,neighborhood traffic master planning, to design development, construction management studies,and traffic calming analyses. We have documents, permitting, bidding, public outreach, and expertise in uppor developing and reviewing transportation impact inspections. Our designs for those projects have included studies in support of future land use plan amendments, hardscape,irrigation,site amenities,planting,and street and traffic concurrency evaluations, tra l impy evaluations, and pedestrian lighting. large-scale developments of regional mpact. We also have the depth to react quickly and work on multiple assignments 0 ,?,:w. .K KEITH and SCHNARS,P.A. FLORID/CS 54 LOCAL.FIRM PAGE 10 RFQ12-04-02 • � •,CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH • SECTION TWO QUALIFICATIONS 0 d .ird,{{ •i r •• 1 :.•F f-^� .:-,Y • Areawide Master Plans; f4! ,.,,•, ,, iI-.1.1' >, •,, • i ''Q :: Is iC,: • Community Redevelopment Area (CRA) Plans; • ;1,1.1i11.1.11.1'.11111 ' 1 II =4H: l to ;t K ° ` j • ,,,_ i _ • R-a'. � , 1'.i • Strategic Plans for Economic Development and 1 t ! '1 1l 5 i' f `a. >; sy� i3 t it A Housing: ® i ,,I'li , jl I,i, ;,"• ,IS " 1 � 0li� . - !r • Developments of Regional Impact (DRI) and Florida ! lIi i I ' i ,, t + f Quality Developments (FQD); • ;' ItI III � f • Land Use and Site Planning; "1 ]'•', dll ,�11141I '' - .4 i- s, l iii .1. i' il`` � t .Y • Land Use Plan Amendments and Rezonings; • 'r 1 111 "',1il�'111411.11:1 • ' i;f�T•e =.*.9=d' 9 • Geographic Information Systems (GIS); • 1 #' Ir ' r ,; , NJ ! t ."T T • Processing of Plans and Permit Approvals; r �a.i 11 ._ ,. I+ ,l1 vii ,_i. • 3.,§1., qq • Land Development Feasibility Studies; R.edosed I/nee4 1 '• 1 , i : r ^^^��--'''jjjt(���a.„L4.-1, t • Review and Analysis of Site Plans; • accw RO.I tine'I y 7 • •'Z J - : s r • Grant Assistance; • iI i L.:....144,r • { +� ""”' • Permit and Approval Processing;and >� " ,, jf • Public Presentations. • '-'—'47-= 1 .1 ; i t Babe,Reed 4 r.r i� „.14;u1„14 ( z -2. + .11 --y 1------- ------ —88TH 813"111 00,,,; _ 1 HrTH Ti O0 M t "� _ 1-L t t - 9,` ER fZ Z 87TH TER 1 _{ r 7TH 5 87TH$T • 11 , 1 a t . • • a 4 • P ir - i .D f 1 to m , � . , n ,I s� Y 1L •• _-- x tm 86 MST 1H'ST_f -ti( 1 br HST 1�• H. • ;� TER � �f ;m.-' , • y--1 .• .: tz , , bmn.. aeu{Na ;'_:..,.. at1R & g y{� ® • tT .-._ ice+ 1 L �r1Ii �v SMM'NOC.J UVLL I4Y I i I ti 4wel•Q• �l� (�i I 8m'� .r1. j .•iJ n ttRrr 0.:1 '11111 Rte-' 3 'moi ` I _1 .4,2 • simultaneously. By choosing K&S you will have at your T , .\ J :4tcci ' „ d:• lsources and staff committed successullyslinnl ' "`complete all assigned tasks within schedule and budget '� ^ T "`:Tin- a ........ )E4' hie �,`.. Yi ire a , . 3.1 Y , N._... . .-'.77RD'ST- • We use the most current industry software and computer - 'I3 rfl • applications, including CORSIM and VISSIM for network .0 f I i simulations,and Synchro,CORSIM,and HCS for intersection 'WI$1-• 'sr ST r" i Y.."....„.„7,1.7.,I.oTHsr • and corridor system analysis,as well as the FDOT-developed - re ,� e ► _ TER. -1— H LI LOS Plan software suite. We have applied our services "--Ri�Im - eaTHST - a+ _� I TER '— PP x x T y N m" 7.. 7 —__1- • to the most basic intersection analysis as well as more — f<i 9Ina E`, ;a*' . -+ "Ex- ' complex problems such as three dimensional microscopic 1"'; �y�rdtJuif�rTT :iA; f'°■ 'r 1L ' _lir ® simulations of complex interchanges. L. w tll"1"p ji sit I % • PLANNING SERVICES os_ *wimp NIL Yr..��W '.--- '1 • HW 62ND ST - - - v tg 1 6" TST I - ,ii k` 1U- - --" ,__- I.-1- • The Planning Division at K&S has played a key role in the -=---- "T-60TH.T iN_`dOTHSTIo_�_ --ur,,�neD- - - m- __ planning and design of new towns, cities, redevelopment '< Is '< s9THST __a- y_ ® ,m - 1-_ __ ..--.__<--_-- _-M_— _...—STH ST:i .z — —. areas,downtowns,and award-winning private developments -- • since its inception in 1929. We offer a broad range of Our planning professionals have been involved in a number ® services in all of the following areas: of planning initiatives that have defined and re-defined the landscape of south Florida,including,most recently,the South • • Comprehensive Plans; Miami-Dade Watershed Study and Plan,an unprecedented • Evaluation and Appraisal Reports; study focusing on land and water use in South Miami Dade • • Regional Plans; County for the next 50 years, and updates to Monroe • • Capital Improvement Plans; County's Comprehensive Plan,EAR,and Land Development • Land Development Regulations (LDRs); Code. • • Neighborhood Plans; • •• -.-__ _ -_ ;i z59 a KEITH and SCHNARS,P.A. '.1 L1 FLORID'S 5Ip LOCAL FIRM RfQI2-04-02 PAGE 11 Y an o0IROHM 1101M0 MEACH SEcTL®N TWO: QUALIIFICATIONS PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT AND OUTREACH SERVICES i, Our Public Involvement and Community Outreach Division I r 2 .,e4,-,,,`," � at K&S is a proactive, full-service practice that not only ,i �� ° � t w supports all our projects, but provides stand-alone public ,",q ;^-- M ` "a.}, 4 relations and outreach projects for our public and private a' lta "n�"'� , +' ` it s•,f 49 sector clients alike. Their innovative outreach programs (4 F g _„ `ti ' . it ' i:,--;47-::,;:?4" .•`) have helped communities across the state to comprehend ` + ,) r �/` r Fr t , i .f` and influence projects impacting their lives.With the aid �1r `t l;( + , 13 - - ,` y_'" of superior print and graphic technology and solid public 1�s o''1 °' , ' - .. :. iry),t ru 3` rpf , � ✓ p x 3' o � �fi'F n,�. participation programs, they can incorporate the varied . �y$', °" s" i g v- ��r> needs of individual stakeholders, communityassociations �r „� d F' local municipalities,and state and federal agencies into any 'iav a '+xz: n` ':• .". lna...xntk 'i consensus building process, a responsibility we take very Our environmental services include: CD seriously at our firm. Our Public Involvement Team has conducted over 900 public meetings. • Environmental impact assessments • Wetland delineation r �I ✓�,Midi - , i' IIS a ( r,,, , i, , kill • Permitting 1 � # firjkl ��,I�I a I�i; Ail ,«, g �,� � t4 ��oiii0+ / ��� � {!�1 ,, ), • Wetland mitigation design •,-,—..,,,,4,','.."..,,t1.-f1/4.444,tsisr , , $- it ,a� ��lu(iii pi„,4:; i) •• Protected species permitting and relocation �, ' � � ,1 'I'' I )iu f 1' • Contamination assessment �, h • > 'i y • Invasive species control 'Siti , t !° _' • NEPA compliance,including Environmental Impact t Pali,l ...1 ref�a 7 `�.. Statements 'F .ad KFi.r ,� J � • Local Agency Program (LAP) documentation 4.; • ' 6 .11 41*-14 • Watershed planning £'' ,. • Ecological restoration .S�g� ', t ' n w`°y - • Construction monitoring and environmental 'k",ll , '° ra . .. compliance co rk"=�p;��' 1; s • Due diligence p11R1 �• • n/�/�-. TEAMING PARTNERS ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND KMECInc. WATER RESOURCE PLANNING Kouroche Mohandes, RE., Sunny Isles resident and owner of KMEC, Inc. will add the local interest to the project. Kouroche is very familiar with the City systems and will 0 K&S is staffed with professionals who offer over 30 years add to the team by providing oversight of the design. of relevant environmental services, such as seagrass and species surveys, environmental permitting, mitigation, 0 contamination screening,and construction compliance.We routinely conduct over$1 million of environmental services annually. Our projects range from small biological site 3 monitoring projects to multimillion dollar environmental planning and restoration projects. Many of our projects begin at the planning stage including preparation of Local 0 Agency Program (LAP) documents, proceed through permitting and construction phases, and continue with post-construction monitoring. 11, 0 S y1�j��ra KEITH and SCHNARS,RA. »:" d\' FLORIDAS8/S;LOCAL FIRM ••,•••,�•.•_�•,�.•�•�• •�•• PAGE 12 REQ.)2-04-02 6 ) CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH j SECTION TWO: CZUALJFICATIONS r ® I. PS 8. C I - - — %.T.-Yaa. .I -.: 1 -C e , 11 tr.-17.i. 1� tit t -� ..:.441.-11. 11 .''' I'( TL.:—.77.-1:r k I 1 �f�3 ���.ccc • 1 tI f f ® 1 - • - `4 1 tD ew I. rt - ° 9. II ii ® - -4-.7^ — ' 1 I r . .... ,,,-r -r -11 ,f- 1 iitJ II Itf T 'Lt 111 ® - z — re), ill I ❑. , c- ® ' .. I (-81 III — ill i n. 11 ® — ® RIVER OAKS AND EDGEWATER COMMUNITIES STORMWATER ® MANAGEMENT ANALYSIS ® Fort Lauderdale, FL ® Keith and Schnars prepared a drainage analysis for the existing flooding problems within the neighborhoods of River Oaks and Edgewood located in the City of Fort Lauderdale. The contract for this study totaled $108,065 and included a Master ® Storwmater Analysis, meeting with governmental agencies to determine permit requirements,a cost analysis,a projected S construction schedule and a topographic survey to determine areas of flooding. 0 Individual street blocks within these areas were analyzed to determine the extent of flooding and where the flooding was ® the most substantial. Five methods of providing drainage relief were analyzed: roadside swales, exfiltration trench, dry retention ponds,injection wells and discharge into the New River Canal. Injection wells were immediately ruled out since 0 wells within this area would not be able to meet State standards. Keith and Schnars also provided a cost estimate for each ® of the drainage methods and the corresponding flood protection being provided for each. The cost estimate was prepared in a tiered format in order to show how each drainage method or combination of drainage method or combination of ® drainage methods was reducing flooding and the cost for each. The costs ranged from $461,000 to $2.8 million for River ® Oaks and from $886,000 to $1.3 million for Edgewood. 0 The implementation of the project is currently on hold pending funding. ® Client:City of Fort Lauderdale ® Contact:Albert Carbon,P.E. Address: 100 North Andrews Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 S Phone:(954) 828-5290 ® Start Date:2006 Completion Date: 2007 ® Fees:$108,000 • 016... _ _ _ _ 4 KEITH and SCHNARS,P.A. 411 RFCLl 2-04 _02 PAGE 13 1 --i RauDAs 8g Loud.FIRlt 0 OW ODMiklIr ROM M EACH S'ECTI®N Tw®: QUALIIFICATLONS ,.en,°° ' *°R,,%i aj"it'Pli ^�v,„{y he, ,.Wrma'2 L',V,1 r; etIT,1aL;- Nti,t 1- ✓,,=1,,;::4:1:414,44,14,t1;:',,a v#�0�iAs cit , r Wily a° C law ft f n'r "^"1" jP+' r, 44, 1 i w , Y , ti ' aru ;P,, W'�, d ,fib" 9 r»",I cf s ,$u 8' ,Y ^F t w' y 7 a- 'M ."3"""wu y l �, �,��r��'rljJy'f yw"�� tl i� 4 Y"Y ,X � r { aIn t ( Y� k m w s 1 x -,.:".-1,2,V14',%% ku S�li ✓�"�'l'q'O v c; LA /1 / ? , 1 i i?,,: I' As #}haA rt v e Wars' ry(^ .,,u „, a fy ,f frl 2„ rye Y trzkk f' A� yuw•nu a, , 'AA � w+ JW" v^ 4FK L+ r.� -,-a ^fw'T;"3-k"1T^ n 9'w✓• f u dR y 'a “;� n � ' �g$q. ! 4 ±M f --,10 q .✓-'"`§ ye +`�' >t VZ- it k r r i ✓�'" 1 �� n �3 '" i i�' g tar-°�i `z * '"' yam+ i.- .�yt ,. Y 'r'3 . �,�, € -,.,,,70-44$,,-,,,,4-1§.4* - a �nip `' 4 T_ ,,-C- -a \`'vi- '° ', t' "---,,,Nim�A -1'34.113i4'W" ✓��+qy,." ';'•&# 4. 7 °p7 . 117. 'ate a�t>.= y al, *414 0,,,v1 tt,e ti 4 , �$ 11110041 l Fes, rtl�,f I �• `L',-71034 � 0R ,vv w o- `i" , ',p.L ,a "4 4�,% a " r µ,f y ``/ ��,�pts "TPy7[ y tom �y 1, w �CC��K 4v1.NAfi�j�au' r�"as • ,: ; T r : w '+£[lr jix r fiw( Y7.d iiifle, 13�• f,A'j�III t,•=11 Fq �nvi M w� M ` ..,ya, .4,1 i"iv -. --n, 'fir, ".Mi'•Il. �J°FIO. N,� .�iuy t^�fl°:1�z `"' ,i? gt } ,k.. F. Ix% •" �." "•:"'--1;1 -11M�.+rn K. `m� V ,d". i ., sf..-----4:-.--4.4+ ,syn • jl� a � 41 3} i :. +1 I 2:„....1,-_,..-,,..:":::— +` _ Lam ., ,- �� .arc Z y, .a ,,?:' 3±'.„,--2" ;,...4,...„.„,,.,:(74,t,•r -yew. r if n, 'y'''' <<.+. ',5 t k, ae 1._... ..4 ' v oa ,<.x cif a 4a.te v r w, '� t�= a�¢ �,�r "�a „ ~au c w ,„itz 1 q' '4, t ' ': 4 ; ,{ :�- c " ,r, da 3 , § •"c , I �, tw se'5141114° + ..les, r t,-, ,,, -,a 1 u.*.n CI 747, r Ptf„ *e:t a Jit -. ' a '; 1 r .../07/41z4,4! .<F�'! CITY OF FORT LAUDERDALE GENERAL ENGINEERING SERVICES0 Fort Lauderdale,FL Q The Keith and Schnars team is providing a broad range of consulting services to the City of Fort Lauderdale.These services0 include,but are not limited to,general surveying,aerial photography,civil engineering design,architectural design,landscape architectural design, drafting and mapping, cost estimating, bidding and negotiating, construction document preparation, permitting, construction management and inspections. Task orders authorized under this contract have included the 0 following: • Miami Road (Area) Sanitary Sewer Improvements • Northeast 15th Avenue Streetscape0 • River Oaks/Edgewood Stormwater Management Study • I I th Avenue Swing Bridge Rehabilitation • Renovations to Holiday Park Gymnasium •Woodlawn Cemetery Site Improvements • Feasibility Report for Relocation of Cherry Building • Northeast 18th Avenue Streetscape0 • Fort Lauderdale Beach Streetscape Master Plan • Site Study for New City Hall • Beach restrooms survey • Renovation to War Memorial Building0 • Improvements at George English Park • Feasibility Study and Design for new building for Building and Zoning Department • Northeast 34th Avenue/Northeast 33rd Avenue sidewalk construction ED • Feasibility Analysis for International Swimming Hall of Fame • • Northeast 33rd Avenue/Dolphin Isles Neighborhood Improvement Project • Septic Tank Area 3 Sanitary Sewer and watermain improvements0 0 Client:City of Fort Lauderdale0 Contact:Albert Carbon, P.E. Address: 100 North Andrews Avenue, Fort Lauderdale,Florida 33301 Phone: (954) 828-52900 Start Date:2001 Completion Date:Ongoing Fees to Date:$7.6 Million0 0 6 i—Frei. �KEITH and SCHNARS,P.A. ,irinR55 0 >» .' FL .. .SgiroCALFIRM PAGE 14 RPQ12-04-02 ' CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH ' SECTION TWO: QUALIFICATIONS ® I c LAKE PLACID -_ -- nn.;--. ® - FUTURELAND DEVELOPMENTI; N / . i Liao I'M T.�aF' 4 •4 ® ilit: t{ // �l is "Ra ;bvi.�i f. � bxt1{ " t 400 NS I awest: in -r_-i-=-'-34-r":-.-":7- .owrmerj 10,03otmr. �� >:%{ . 7«11 1'- ® _- r-= as "l.•-.,�=wy=1 �- ---4 igt u, of/>-_f'" � • ��-t;,_ 4:,c-eicTt7a ® i Masts \. TM ' x'su,s4'\i .- flys mee I ® p. ' .,.,,",W...,-' �o( ter. ' � - , 1,-. lam-/ e .y � r r"..e 1 ,p;: , ` �i w Me Orl!r att �= l i- 07 ar' el ® _ IMI _ I - I _ N -,_ �\ e�i 'S '--c " w. . aeS'`. Td .1 s.m :Sii i. ® LAKE PLACID REUSE SYSTEM ® Lake Placid, FL ® The Town of Lake Placid hired Keith and Schnars to design and permit the Town's initial Reuse Storage Facility and reuse ® mains to provide irrigation water to several private developments and to the Town's landscaping along US-27.The funding ® for the project was split between the Town and the Southwest Florida Water Management District. Design plans have been completed for the storage facility and the reuse mains. Permitting of the Reuse System was held up by the Florida ® Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) permitting of the Wastewater Treatment Plant.The construction of the ® Reuse Storage Facility and reuse mains are anticipated to begin in late November or early December of 2007 with a completion date of May 2008.The initial design of the reuse mains along US-27 were completed by Michael Schenk.The ® reuse main from US-27 back to the connection to the storage facility design was completed by Chris Brooke. ® The survey,design and permitting of the reuse mains were the responsibility of Keith and Schnars.The design and permitting ® of the Storage Facility at the wastewater treatment plant site is being handled by Arcadis. Constructability review for the ® reuse mains was completed by Wendell Mock. 0 ® Client:Town of Lake Placid ® Contact:Gary V.Freeman,Director of Utilities Address: 31 I West Interlake Boulevard,Lake Placid, FL 33852 ® Phone:(863) 699-3747 ® Fax: (863) 699-3749 Email:townoflp@htn.net ® Fees:$600,000 ®�' .... - "l�]]-'KEITH LORID'S 84,WGIL FIRMA• 0 RFQI2-04-02 PAGE 15 Ym �r>^4. R ;�zda etot,„,5 5 n ,.,w r v.� ro%' , „r717171',1111°111,.E n ''d 0 � ' �I : Q F °SI °� NY I S ISLES'S' B EAC H" T� 9d',y'rktar li mh ,iter. nn $kk`9+aae . . ar r • SCE raiI0 TtTW G. QUALIFICATIONS .BYE a L'�+it �7icas,��W ir.: alg au�s ., rye i '✓ 1 . 6 J `: Ta;.+ r \ 3 a:14a" t l:, .;F; �'Lrce *Faeaac F: � . -a v- # ��.+ r .^ate,„ I +s � a S.r a 5 a � F ,r': raa'a'�' r a k nyl r+mt , y S G- E M ;' 4 a' n 4i, y f,5 , l6 •t +f* .t w.,,Ua V' v d-5t [ • Fn t wt :'� • t c�,E�{w•rCyt b .4,..,,f_?,,,, ii rt a .,�u'a �"-9e 7 ''#'s nj, ..41,:i.,74 L., ,,�e nr ; , pit �feit,,F etriJ � Nu a, ra * f','sV. 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Fah t,”r- %"% °,444 4 #; ° 'A3kirrS X w> 4 .e, °tomrs - rata ia.a 4,r,"?'%4if"'°Y► NitLTt „ , tti �r k'' ,4,- r'' .n4 klib NE ,t.# (El, x v rK 4>a ,w ,, M"3 n ,g' w. r P.Ja� A �' +� US w , ,4 e, )- ; eF n H;01” r:tt 4 °i!fti r GkR , , rat 4 e''' `� G '7'3 440 S a a; • • CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH • • SECTION TWO: QUALIFICATIONS • 1 " 'i Y ��h` .sem{\ • t ` _ • ,y `..,. 11 ,�J �'r � l'. I u�<[iEC T j -?-1c- .!f a•-+SS ✓` (`'Ar ,t ZS �'-�L6ey/^y_L t • ® •ver :•,.,;17,-„. • y li4"� ark a r' �f{ r $ a r ® e a eth 7, st - .w vs ,��� EY: bw - >r.:,I ,tom• psa er►-- -zt 'r"- `_as fall ' ,t-, ..rr -''.441/241---t` nd �• � --- 3 � ,4 ` �•r C� a�.� a a-ri;Y4Tr sF a "ay1.r1. •Kis', i/ C. Ef 1 � ,�.. _ aa + 60 r sei i ` Ct - ' mo 't ,t.:1--. -.-v-/,--. ----1-c-,;..: [;te<— , -� � +:bt- . 'u�. ._ ',, "3 ..7v. k$gaii.`i . ,. f: " �. ` - r'i • • GRIFFIN ROAD STORMWATER IMPROVEMENTS • Polk County, FL • The City of Lakeland wanted to provide stormwater treatment to 1,766 acres of a highly urbanized watershed in the North ® Lakeland area that drained through a tributary canal and into Lake Parker.The initial phase of the project consisted in the evaluation and selection of design options for a stormwater treatment system that would function in an existing 5.5 acres • city-owned site which contained an existing stormwater pond.Three options were evaluated for the purpose of providing • stormwater treatment included construction of a pump system CO draw water from the canal and discharge into a created wetland treatment system containing a series of cells and detention pools; expansion and re-grading of the existing wet • pond and installation of a diversion structure at the canal (gravity system);installation of a diversion weir structure at the ® canal,re-grading of pond area and creation of a wetland treatment system (gravity system). The design evaluation included water quality spreadsheet analysis to assess the treatment and pollutant removal for BOD,TSS,TP and TN as well as the • development of a hydrological model of the watershed.The selected treatment system was the created wetland system • based on gravity flow. Required environmental permits were obtained from government agencies (SWFWMD,ACOE) in 2005, and the project was completed in 2006.The project was cooperatively funded by the Southwest Florida Water • Management District and the Florida (SWFWMD) Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. 0 The project received an award as Project of the Year from the Ridge Branch of the American Society of • Civil Engineers in 2008. • • ® Client: City of Lakeland Public Works Department Contact: Douglas Gleckler,Mgr. Lakes & Stormwater • Address: 228 S.Massachusetts Avenue, Lakeland, FL 33801 • Phone: (863) 834-8439 Completion Date:2006 • Fee: $71,720 0 • =1�j�,"11 KEITH and SCHNARS,EA. • RFQ12-04-02 PAGE 17 FIOR GAYS IAGLFIRN 0 act u°Rw`4.3''�f; , ;�fia .. «r, y it!' ';ti, g o;11- : ) fi LC �` F SUN NY ISLES. BEACH �S'Ecri 6i T�WOT,eQUALIFICATIONS hi ,; , 3.£ {yet r .'",-AS ��� � ^ i7 4 ' gn i ?l s, t' r, • - �T( "7c,..1,..";;".-4; _d}"r3f `'4•1224.”;,,,,,..: i ,a, t .,_ -..,'21.,...--.1;., `/ ./ ,t,' s P-z+it srt.� ifs J,r'I S tit ki " z5 ...i. `" 3 j'3,n> t rr � �' �P� c ^ PY > s ,} .� .J r/ i " irk 4, r Nil ,1 t,i',�}$-i, ,.�yM "?rry41,`li, f hyo [ ....aro a o < x �r c,. r �f-- ,..i.t.. iIi<d4re, t n s'� -i kr�'F�'G^'r° yd^R t ?1,4:th, k »^4, ,,, 9.^ - 5 t� t t . # » 0r^ ]�' vh'm, ft �.rr rr Ra4.r 9 'w"a Ff a r'%:, n 4 fR, ` r3 r,, ,-, 'T Se: Y f r � s } ,, a '�.jc / r'4,1, ..,Q.2_,:.:141."."r :.. 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' r r u A 1 . z R Y ,'-',)...1;P.1;;:•;,::: r ^ EL RIO MULTI—USE TRAIL Boca Raton,FL Keith and Schnars designed a green area in the middle of the urban fabric that integrates the user with natural features. i°3° This 1.5 mile segment of the El Rio multi-use trail includes pedestrian bridges,seating areas,and fishing piers. It connects Florida Atlantic University's eastern entrance at NW 20th Street to the Tri-Rail Station atYamato Road. The trail meanders through natural preserve areas and residential communities and passes under 1-95,all adjacent to the El Rio Canal. We provided plans for the pathway,paving and drainage,structures,site amenities,and planting and irrigation. Keith and Schnars prepared structural design plans and specifications for a 95-foot pre-manufactured steel truss pedestrian bridge over the El Rio Canal in addition to a I 6'x16' fishing pier for recreational use. The pedestrian bridge was required to meet requirements for the Multi-use trail as dictated by FDOT and AASHTO. • GI 010 Client:City of Boca Raton Contact:Joy Puerta,Transportation Analyst, Address:21 West Palmetto Park Road,Boca Raton,FL 33432 es Phone:(561) 416-3410 Completion Date:2006 (design phase);Construction:2008 Fees:$1,800,000 C .�,KEITH and SCHNARS,P.A. Fwwons5iq;.LOCAL FIRM _.-._ PAGE 18 . . ..` .^. RFQJ2-04 02 . a iy a CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH 1 - SECTION TWO: QUALIFICATIONS • ® Lt �neJur 0 ® tt'JJIL!bP* erl'aV• :1 i la li s _me o ; 1 : $ t` ill ® 4 I _ o Y - ii— Li1�_t_2_S_Y_l ta --�f •X ,4�UMkI F La _. L..- 6St ® . .1.1J - aela . L '2qr-\t ..7 -- .r,7, g .m.. j �1r.v 3 Vf4 ' t? ~ f � < tel: 1-4 L`=;-,1 F + ® a �4 tr Jt �P� / 4 . -i ..Fit I fl:_-,,,,7„; Rr'��319 tl 'Jrj v� 'S 'Ci *M a4 1 ® -- �' - 1' atilt ii .,a11-. < - ..� `.d J':+..,r--Zi-?7,4.-74)° f.-3Fyt a lef`s.w44:: -- ui ` 4i., l SAMPLE ROAD M �r r ![t7Z �'�� 171 1 sr ', `1'1''►,x-X !tir '{', Li+ r yl-is _ . '� h -,flirt of -1:4 3 � h ® II —rn _ l "ce . ��" 70 44' -�'I I i i+ i 0 TURTLE RUN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT ® Coral Springs, FL ® The Keith and Schnars team has served as District Engineer for the Turtle Run Community Development District for more than 22 years. In the capacity of District Engineer, Keith and Schnars attends all Board Meeting and coordinates closely ® with the district management team, Board Members and Council on a variety of projects within the district. Keith and 9 Schnars reviews engineering permit plans submitted for compliance with District Criteria and best engineering practices and techniques. In addition, Keith and Schnars has also provided surveying, design, permitting, bidding and negotiation, ® construction management,and inspection services for various district project. a 0 0 0 0 0 a Client:Turtle Run Community Development District e Contact: Dennis Baldis, Project Manager 9 Address:5701 North Pine Island Road,Suite 370,Tamarac,FL 33321 a Phone:(954) 721-8681 Completion Date:Ongoing ® Fees:$305,000 ®p _ __ 1\,1 KEITH and SCHNARS,P.A. It RFQ12-04-02 PAGE 19 v" EIDRI�AS�j toGtF7w.� • • • • • • • • • • • • • as0 • • • • • sir • 0 • • CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH SECTION THREE: STAFFING • ORGANIZATIONAL CHART • • S .artJNNY ISLP OF ; `.. c riify • ,w rtOQ\ • • ® !PRINCIPAL-IN-CHARGEC-. ER .. TGER `- /CLIENIGEIAISON' PRO CT ^`- • Mark Tomczyk, P.E. Tim Hall, P.E. Kouroche Mohandes, P.E. Vice President ,ice President ofCivilEngineering ` MarkTomczyk, P.E. ` • I • A>H rSTORHWATER. ENVIRO " ® xMANAGEMENTIWATER-? ROADWA-Y DESIG-.-N n- DISTRIBTIONISANITARY ® •EWERIHASTERPIZANNING John Abbott, P.G. Carlos Alcantara, P.E. PERMITTING=&:DESIGN Kristine Stewart, Ph.D. , Matt Neddeff, P.E. • Tim Hall, P.E. Joyce Howland ` Roberto Goncalves • Frank Vilar, P.E. • ` Roberto Goncalves •• • h'IANAGEMENT/INSP.EC-TION Debbie Love, AICP Jesus Sanchez, P.E. • • Rick Sackman ® Sr Paul DiPaola • • • • • • • • • • • • • •k_.,....,.. tS4 KEITH and SCHNARS,P.A. RFQl2-04-02 PAGE 21 -L HDR LS$JtlOU1FIRA • • • 7y , y+�6N `�A t • , t HALL Ta i s i I' With over 25 years of experience,Mr.Hall has been involved in numerous diverse Land Development and Civil Engineering projects. His experience providing construction management for a Builder/ Developer, permit review and program management for a large municipality, and Design/Consulting 4 services for both Private and Public sector clients, provides broad insight into the variety of issues • -#"+, related to project development. �� `.. Having participated in the design and implementation of everything from small in-fill development to • large neighborhood improvement projects,Mr.Hall has been exposed to a wide range of private land "` development and public infrastructure projects. His experience spans from modeling and master • ACADEMIC planning to preparation of construction documents, permitting,and construction administration,for BACKGROUND numerous water distribution, sewer collection, storm water management, and land development • B.S., Civil Engineering, projects. University of Maryland, RELEVANT EXPERIENCE 1987 ) PRIVATE SECTOR: Mr.Hall has provided design services for dozens of private development projects PROFESSIONAL throughout Florida:including residential,commercial,and institutional.The diversity in project locations REGISTRATION has provided exposure to the unique multi-jurisdictional requirements throughout South Florida. His Registered Professional project management skills and ability to prioritize client needs and concerns while complying with • Engineer FL#50588 jurisdictional requirements have been enhanced through his years of experience and the variety of projects completed. • PROFESSIONAL PUBLIC SECTOR: Projects include modeling and design of water, wastewater, and stormwater 41) AFFILIATIONS collection systems at both a master planning and project specific level. Mr.Hall has a firm awareness of • Florida Engineering Society State and Jurisdictional requirements and methodology/means for compliance. His past civic experience and role as client manager for several general services contracts,provides an understanding of what's I® needed to work as an extension of Municipal Staff. ACME BASIN B — SECTION 24, WELLINGTON, FL: Project lead on development of 360-acre stormwater attenuation basin with 4.5 miles of related canal improvements and two 200 cfs pump stations. Project included working with a ACOE Project Implementation Report as a consultant to SFWMD, in an effort to provide construction documents for water quality and flood attenuation project meeting.Client/Contact:South Florida Water Management District(SFWMD)/Tommy Strowd, • P.E.,Phone:(561) 242-5520 ext 4010.(1/03 to 10/06) 40 EDGEWOOD DRAINAGE ANALYSIS, FORT LAUDERDALE, FL: Project lead on drainage 1). analysis of existing 600-acre neighborhood with the purpose of quantify and identifying cause for frequent and substantial flooding. Orchestrated project modeling,proposed alternatives,and provided • cost estimates with defined level of service. Presentation findings to homeowners and City officials. Client/Contact:City of Fort Lauderdale/Paul Pohlander,P.E.,Phone:(954) 828-6527.(2006 to 2007) CITY OF FORT LAUDERDALE—WW201 I PROGRAM, FORT LAUDERDALE, FL: Project Lead for design services related to City's Capital Improvements Program which included approximately • $636 million in utilities infrastructure repair,replacement,and upgrades.The program includes analysis, modeling and design for improvements to water and wastewater facilities in meeting a comprehensive plan in response to expanded demand and service areas.Client/Contact:City of Fort Lauderdale/Paul Bohlander,P.E.,Phone:(954) 828-6527.(2003 to 2010) ITCH EPACKESSASA CREEK WATER MANAGEMENT FACILITY, POLK COUNTY, FL: Principal-in-charge for 265-acre parcel purchased by the County for conversion from pasture to a water quality treatment facility with active and passive park components. Project considerations include uptake of nutrients from existing streams,creation and preservation of wetlands and habitat, and provisions for a natural ecosystem providing an ancillary affect of stormwater attenuation.Client/ Contact:Polk County Natural Resources (PCNR)/Robert Kollinger,P.E.Project Manager,Phone:(863) 534-7377.(5/09 to 5/I I) BROWARD COUNTY NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS, BROWARD • COUNTY, FL: Four individual neighborhood improvement projects ranging from 900 to 1600-acres pl, each. Prepare models to identify areas of inadequate fire protection,sewer collection,and drainage. Utilize models to design upgrades to water, force main, lift stations, and drainage. Improvements _.. include re-grading of roadways and landscaping. KEITH and SCHNARS,P.A. ''•']�"'-' FLORIDA'S&LOCAL FIRM -•-..n.�.u.a+.:.:Sr. PAGE 22 RFQJ2-04-02 • I j � r - , MARK TOMCZYK, P.E. 0 +Z, T McTomczyk has more than 22 years of general civil engineering experience,with a specialty • _ . : ;r ' in Land Development,stormwater management,floodplain modeling,permitting and private development engineering and construction administration. He has extensive experience ® with the design/implementation of grant funded public and quasi-public entities in the • generation of technical specification and grant management.Additionally, Mr Tomczyk has A i been utilized as an expert witness for courtroom testimony for land use and stormwater • ` 't"I ': management/floodplain management issues. Mr. Tomczyk has also provided engineering • -- - and support services for federal, public and private clients for residential, industrial, and ACADEMIC institutional development. Key services include structural, land development site plan/ • BACKGROUND engineering preparation, development feasibility study, subdivision design, roadway design, • M.S., Environmental stormwater management,floodplain and riparian engineering,grading(earthworks),drainage Engineering, Pennsylvania and erosion control,road design,traffic improvements ,environmental design and restoration, • State University, 2001 construction specification, commissioning, and procurement of all local, county, state and • other governmental approvals. B.S., Civil Engineering, Pennsylvania State RELEVANT EXPERIENCE • University, 1990 COUNTESS HOERN LE PARK I DC, BOCA RATON, FL: Project Manager/Civil Engineer • PROFESSIONAL for a contract providing comprehensive project management and full turnkey consulting • REGISTRATION services for the development of a 228-acre park.The City completed a preliminary Master Registered Professional Plan in early 2006 for the entire site.The overall scope of services for the park development • Engineer, FL#63171, includes the following: project management; survey; geotechnical; environmental; landscape • PA #048718E, architecture/land planning; reclaimed water; civil engineering; architecture; mechanical/ AL#29062-E, electrical engineering;structural engineering;permitting;bidding and construction.This project • MS#18259, includes the design of the Phase I Master Plan components for the South Site, comprising • GA #033059 approximately 171-acres,to satisfy the City's immediate need for softball and soccer playing fields,while being environmentally and culturally innovative. • PROFESSIONAL • AFFILIATIONS VILLAGE OF CANAL POINT SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENTS, PAHOKEE. American Society of Civil FL: Supervising Engineer for the design of low pressure sewer system within the Village to • Engineers replace malfunctioning septic systems.The low pressure system consisted of 68 grinder pumps • and 2 lift stations that tied into the existing City sanitary system.The system was permitted National Society of by the County of Palm Beach and the Florida DEP.The project was funded through a Joint • Professional Engineers Partner Agreement (JPA) with the USDA, Palm Beach County and the City of Pahokee. O Florida Society of MASTER PLAN IMPLEMENTATION PROJECTS, BROWARD AND MIAMI-DADE • Professional Engineers COUNTY FL: Responsible for the overall project coordination and implementation of • stormwater retrofit projects for Municipalities in Broward and Miami-Dade Counties,Florida. ® Florida Engineering Society Projects included construction plan preparation, permitting, project specifications, bidding and certification. Project elements included: collection system, exfiltration systems, DOT • Society of American tie-in,and pump stations. Military Engineers • MUNICIPAL DREDGING PROJECTS, BROWARD AND OKEECHOBEE • COUNTIES, FL: Responsible for the overall coordination and completion of canal dredging projects for South Florida municipalities in Broward and Okeechobee Counties, • Florida. Projects included construction plan preparation, permitting, project specifications • and bidding. • STORMWATER MASTER PLANS FOR FLORIDA MUNICIPALITIES, BROWARD, • OKEECHOBEE, AND MIAMI-DADE COUNTIES, FL: Responsible for the overall coordination and completion of stormwater master plan municipalities in Broward, • Okeechobee, and Miami-Dade Counties, Florida. Projects included assessment of existing • stormwater programs, budgeting, modeling, utility facility,and conceptual improvement plan preparation. ® as,-;KITH and SCHNARS,P.A. QI 2-04-02 PAGE 23 FaRJa.s5�IOGtFIRM • RF war+ � ,, C { �;ez" F ° A ��LAR, 1M rt' f ,' M 4 . MrVilar has over 14 years of extensive professional experience in the design of water/wastewater > F h fz #; systems, design of drainage and storm water management systems, site design and development, w. % ` $t-'a-, preparation of contract documents and specifications for bid and permitting services experience .:,;,4) through numerous South Florida agencies. His experience includes design of water and wastewater ,..c t„"' ' improvements for the City of Fort Lauderdale, rehabilitation of lift stations in City of Coconut 3' a, ' �, f: Creek and North Lauderdale,and neighborhood improvements for the Westgate CRA.Professional 1. 2 t ' :'tis experience also includes work on various land development projects for Seminole Tribe of Florida, ' '` Coscan Homes and also administering the NPDES Program for the City of Miami. ACADEMIC RELEVANT EXPERIENCE BACKGROUND M.S.,Environmental FIRST SEMINOLE INDIAN BAPTIST CHURCH ADDITIONAL PARKING, FORT Engineering,Florida LAUDERDALE, FL: The project scope for the 25-acre site development included parking lot International University, improvements/expansions,andwater mains for fireprotection.lnaddition,the stormwatermanagement 1995 system was expanded and consisted of swales and exfiltration trench to provide pre-treatment,water quality and flood control for the improved site prior to discharging through a control structure into the existing FDOT Turnpike Canal adjacent to the site.Drainage Calculations were performed to meet ,J^, B.S,Civil Engineering, SFWMD,CBWD criteria and also FDOT. An FDOT Critical Storm Duration Analysis was performed Florida International on 32 storm events in order to obtain the Drainage Connection Permit from FDOT.Responsibilities 0 University, 1992 included design of the site plan,water mains for fire protection,paving,grading,and drainage,pavement marking and signage,and permitting. A.A.,Miami-Dade College, I988 WESTGATE CRA NORTH INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS PHASES IV, V, AND VI, WEST PALM BEACH, FL: The proposed improvements included design and permitting services 6 PROF ESS ZONAL for the construction of the last three phases of a six phase 140-acre site for the Westgate Community REGISTRATIONS Redevelopment Agency and located in West Palm Beach.The improvements involved paving,grading and drainage,water main and sanitary sewer improvements within this existing subdivision comprised Registered Professional of mainly residential and commercial properties.Responsibilities included the design of water,sewer, Engineer,FL#55459 drainage, roadway, and pavement marking and signage. Permitting, bidding and negotiating and cost estimating services were also provided. Client/Contact:Westgate CRA/Elizee Michel, Phone: (561) 233-3626.(9/08 to 4/10) WATER AND WASTEWATER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT FOR LAUDERDALE WEST, SUNSET NORTH, RIVER RUN, FLAMINGO PARK, OAK RIVER, SHADY BANKS AND 0 EDGEWOOD COMMUNITIES, BROWARD COUNTY, FL: Project Manager for the design of water and wastewater improvements for the City of Fort Lauderdale Water Works 2011 Program.The 0 service areas for these projects are comprised of a mixture of single family, multi-family,commercial, . office and industrial uses.The design phase includes over 188,000 linear feet of gravity sewer,20,300 linear feet of force mains, 16 new wastewater pump stations,and 43,000 linear feet of water mains. The total construction value was estimated to be 30 million dollars. Client/Contact City of Fort Lauderdale/Paul Bohlander,P.E.,Phone:(954) 522-2604.(1/03 to 6/09) SEWER STUDY FOR CHULA VISTA/RIVER LANDS/LAUDERDALE ISLE AND RIVER LANES COMMUNITIES, BROWARD COUNTY, FL: Project Manager for an engineering study to provide sanitary sewer systems to several residential communities which are being serviced by individual septic tank systems and recently annexed by the City of Fort Lauderdale.The study area comprised of 425-acres of mostly single-family dwellings. The study identified and evaluated several 0 options to service the subject communities.The recommended wastewater system includes 55,000 linear feet of gravity sanitary sewer collection systems,7,000 linear feet of force mains and three (3) wastewater pump stations. The total construction value was estimated to be $10 million. Client/ Contact:City of Fort Lauderdale/Paul Bohlander,P.E.,Phone:(954) 522-2604.(4/03 to 10/03) ARDEN PARK, HOLLYWOOD, FL: Redevelopment of a former 33-acre mobile home park into a 153 unit residential development in Hollywood.The design and permitting was done in three phases: 1 1. demolition phase involved removal of the mobile homes and existing utilities within the site,and capping the existing utilities at the right of way.2.Lake Improvements Phase involved the partial filling of two existing lakes and sizing/ designing the two proposed lakes that would ultimately serve as the sites storm water management system. 3. Residential Development phase was the master design of the potable water, sanitary sewer, paving,grading and drainage, pavement marking & signage and roadway design for the proposed 153 unit development. -11_10:21-- KEITH and SCHNARS• ,P.A. ._ ..._.r. _ ��� ' -- FLORIDAS USS LOCAL FIRM PACE 24 RFQ12-04-02 • Lr� t. Li • ROBERTO GONCALVES RIPt x{ ) ' Mr Goncalves serves as a Project Engineer under the Keith and Schnars' Civil Engineering • f Division for site development, water, drainage and sewer projects for the City of Fort F 4 Lauderdale. His expertise in the use of computer aided drafting software, with the latest • addition of Civil 3D for AutoCAD, contributes to timely and precise delivery of drawings • `4 " and complex design documents. Mr. Goncalves a;so has extensive site development design experience in pavement,grading and drainage. • • RELEVANT EXPERIENCE ACADEMIC • BACKGROUND UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, UHEALTH MEDICAL CENTER, CORAL GABLES, • B.S.,CM/Engineering, FL: Currently assisting the Project Manager with the design preparation of construction Florida International documents for the new medical building in the University of Miami campus.The lead project • University,2001 engineer for the production of paving and grading,water and sewer and roadway plans for • various phases of the projects that the University must complete in order to comply with PROFESSIONAL several City of Coral Gables ordinances. Client/Contact University of Miami/Ivette Carcas, • AFFILIATIONS LEED AR, Phone:(305) 284-6951.(I/I I to Present) • Member,American Society of Civil Engineers UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, ULAW MEDICAL CENTER, CORAL GABLES, FL • Currently assisting the Project Manager with the design preparation of construction documents • Member,Order of the for the new Law building in the University of Miami campus.The lead project engineer for the ® Engineer production of paving and grading,water and sewer and roadway plans for various phases of the project that the University must complete in order to comply with several City of Coral • Member,Florida Engineer Gables ordinances.Client/Contact University of Miami/Hugo N.Corvalan, LEED AP., Phone: ® Society (212) 977 6500.(Present) • IMMOKALEE CASINO EXPANSION PROJECT, IMMOKALEE, FL: Redevelopment ® project of an approximately 17-acre existing Casino located in Immokalee, Florida. Design assistance responsibilities included: site plan, water services and fire lines, sanitary sewer • including an onsite lift station and upgrading an offsite lift station,paving,grading,and drainage, and pavement marking&signage.The new total site area after development was approximately • 23-acres. ® COCONUT CREEK LAKE BANK IMPROVEMENTS. COCONUT CREEK. FL: • The proposed improvements corrected deficient lake banks of four (4) existing lakes to • the required permitted design conditions.The scope of work included preparation of Lake • Improvement Plans and obtaining permitting agency approvals for the modifications. • UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, INTERNAL ROAD AND MILLER DR. INTERSECTION, ® CORAL GABLES, FL: Currently assisting the Project Manager with the design preparation of construction documents for an internal circulation roadway throughout the University • of Miami campus.The lead project engineer for the production of paving and grading,water • and sewer and roadway plans for various phases of the projects that the University must complete in order to comply with several City of Coral Gables ordinances.Client/Contact • University of Miami/Christopher Blair,P.E., Phone:(305) 284-6951.(8/07 to Present) • UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, DICKINSON DRIVE RELOCATION, CORAL GABLES, • FL: Currently assisting the Project Manager with the design preparation of construction documents for an internal circulation roadway throughout the University of Miami campus. • The lead project engineer for the production of paving and grading, water and sewer and • roadway plans for various phases of the projects that the University must complete in order to comply with several City of Coral Gables ordinances.Client/Contact:University of Miami/ • Ivette Carcas, LEED AP.,Phone:(305) 284-6951.(I/I I to Present) • ® a�]w KEITH and SCHNARS,P.A. • RFQl2-04-02 PAGE 25 Jv F°a°tofrocALFIR rt 4 g." T ky°. Ft- r:jJ©� ABB OTTp IR • B To h Eefi h h ."x :a .: u .r 1 n .. His a.`s • r ti.,..., r ,y t.% Mr. Abbott is the Director of the Environmental Sciences and Water Resources Planning , "`�`�, � Division at Keith and Schnars. In this capacity, he oversees all environmental projects in x 44 a ;�`i: i the firm, including environmental permitting, wetland mitigation and design, contamination !,1 $'':?f II'x, ,, assessment,and threatened and endangered species management projects. He has served as A ,/y.' 0. project manager or technical lead on over 30 multi-million dollar environmental restoration re�`$' :' projects. 1 x� -,-- RELEVANT EXPERIENCE co ACADEMIC BACKGROUND PHASE 1 AND II ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENTS, BROWARD COUNTY, M.S.,Geology,New Mexico FL: Mr. Abbott has supervised Phase 1 and II Environmental Site Assessments for over 100 Tech, 1995 parcels in south Florida, ranging from small residential lots to complex industrial sites and large agricultural tracts. Mr.Abbott supervises drilling,well installation, soil and groundwater IS B.S,Geology,Virginia Tech, sampling, database searches, and report preparation. Clients: various. (2004 to 2012) 1992 NEPA CATEGORICAL EXCLUSIONS FOR VARIOUS PROJECTS, BROWARD PROFESSIONAL COUNTY, FL: Mr. Abbott provided field reviews, contamination screening, and oversight REGISTRATION of historical structure assessments and biological assessments for Categorical Exclusions for Registered Professional various streetscape improvements in Fort Lauderdale. The LAP projects included Sistrunk Geologist,FL PG#240I Boulevard, Dorsey Riverbend, Northwest Neighborhood, and Flagler Drive. Client City of Fort Lauderdale. (2006 to 2008) FDEP Certified Stormwater Management Inspector GRANT APPLICATION FOR KEEGAN CLAIR PARK PUBLIC BOAT DOCK, #25672 INDIAN ROCKS BEACH, FL Mr. Abbott prepared a FFWCC Florida Boating Improvement Program Grant Application for Boating Access Facilities for a proposed public PROFESSIONAL dock located on the Intracoastal Waterway. Keith and Schnars met the desired boat capacity, AFFILIATIONS water depths, Intracoastal Waterway setback requirements, and avoided the mangroves, Florida Association of thus minimizing environmental impacts and streamlining the permitting process. Keith and Environmental Professionals Schnars provided a project description and justification, conceptual design, cost estimate for permitting and construction, and environmental assessment. Client City of Indian Rocks American Water Resources Beach. (4/08 to 5/08) qtr'' Association,Florida MONROE COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, MONROE COUNTY, FL: Monroe County Comprehensive Plan, Monroe County, FL: Keith and Schnars is updating the Comprehensive Plan for the Florida Keys. Mr. Abbott is responsible for analyses of soils,water quality, floodplains, seagrasses, coral reefs, wetlands, beaches, upland vegetation, protected species, air quality,water uses, hazardous wastes, areas of particular concern,and effects of future land use on natural resources. Client/Contact: Monroe County/Mitchell �j.� Harvey, AICP, Comprehensive Planning Manager, Phone: (305) 289-2514. (12/09 to 2012) ell ARSENIC GROUNDWATER PLUME ATA FORMER GOLF COURSE, BROWARD COUNTY, FL: Mr.Abbott oversees the groundwater monitoring of an arsenic groundwater plume of arsenic at a former golf course in Pompano Beach, Florida. Mr. Abbott performs groundwater sampling,developed a remedial alternatives analysis to evaluate cleanup options, and is currently coordinating site closure under institutional controls. (2004 to 201 1) CLIMATE CHANGE ASSESSMENT OF AIRPORTS, FORT LAUDERDALE AND ,,. PEMBROKE PINES, FL: Mr. Abbott prepared an assessment of potential effects of climate change on environmental conditions at the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and the North Perry Airport. The report evaluated potential effects of sea level rise on wetlands, water quality, flooding, storage tanks, contaminated sites, and salinity in irrigation wells. Mr.Abbott also evaluated potential changes in the number of bird strikes by aircraft. Client: Broward County Aviation Department. (9/1 1 to 2012) F.i" �KEITH andAS SCHNARS,LOCAL P.A. ;'mf�P2'9E8+' jq; PAGE 26 RFQJ2-04-02 ) l I r fI` � KRISTIN E STEWART, PH.D. ;- 0 "' Dr. Stewart is a Senior Biologist with over 23 years of experience in the environmental consulting ® I _ • industry. Her expertise is in botany, plant ecology, and wetland assessment She has been a project i i '�°-� , t .,,_ manager for a wide variety of government municipal, and private clients involving wetland and '/ "+ terrestrial investigations, environmental assessments, and regulatory compliance. Past and current 0 F, ;/ jam. projects range from large transportation projects to private land development • ® —. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE n:' ® EMERSON POINT TRAIL, MANATEE COUNTY: Task manager for wetlands delineation ACADEMIC along a proposed trail expansion to access the Emerson Point Park. We prepared an Environmental ® BACKGROUND Assessment Report evaluating the site for potential listed species involvement and coordinated ® Ph.D.,Biology,Florida with the regulatory agencies on permitting issues and mitigation requirements. Client Manatee International University, County. (I 1/07 to 3/10) • Plant Ecology/Ethnobotany, 2001 MONROE COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, MONROE COUNTY, FL: Keith and ® Schnars is updating the Comprehensive Plan for the Florida Keys.Task manager for analyses of soils. • M.S.,Biology Florida Atlantic water quality, floodplains, seagrasses, coral reefs, wetlands, beaches, upland vegetation, protected UniversityAquatic Sciences, species, air quality, water uses, hazardous wastes, areas of particular concern, and effects of future ® 1979 land use on natural resources. Client/Contact: Monroe County BOCC/Christine Hurley, Phone: • (305) 289-2517. (12/10 to 2012) ® B.S.,Biology,University of DESOTO AND MORGAN PARK SIDEWALK-MULTI USE PATHS: Task leader for Wisconsin-Oshkosh, delineations of wetlands and surface waters and the identification of threatened or endangered ® cum laude, 1973 species along route of multi-use and pedestrian trails in and near DeSoto and Morgan Parks. 0 Obtained agency verification of wetland boundaries and assisted the client with permit applications. PROFESSIONAL Client DeSoto County. (5/10 to 11/10) ® AFFILIATIONS STATE SCHOOLS JJJ, MM1 AND V1, HIALEAH GARDENS. FL: Project manager to 0 Society of Conservation Biology coordinate a multi-firm effort for the permitting of three schools on a 56-acre parcel. Delineated ® wetlands, assisted the engineer in the permit application, designed a mitigation plan, assisted Florida Native Plant Societylandscape architect in the wetlands design, and coordinated a mitigation plan with regulatory ® agencies. All tasks completed prior to a tight construction schedule. Client Miami-Dade County Public Schools. (1/06 to 2009) ® Plant Biologists of South ® Florida C-4 FLOOD MITIGATION ENVIRONMENTAL PERMITTING. SWEETWATER. FL: Co-senior scientist responsible for assisting the SFWMD to permit a 500-acre emergency ® Society for Economic Botany impoundment to alleviate flooding conditions in Sweetwater. Services included natural resources ® inventory,wetland delineation,GIS habitat mapping,and design of an innovative monitoring program Explorers Club,Fellow for secondary impacts to sawgrass communities that included ecological modeling to simulate O National Fulbright Scholar, impoundment operations. Client South Florida Water Management District. (7/02 to 1/04) • 2006-2007 CENTRAL REGIONAL OPERATIONS CENTER, WEST PALM BEACH, FL: Project ® Manager for the permitting the development 40.5 acres of land including pine, flatwoods and cypress forest habitats. Dr. Stewart conducted wetland delineations, examined baseline surface 0 water hydrology of the wetlands and surrounding canals, prepared a wetland hydrology pre- and post- construction monitoring plan, and implemented five-year compliance monitoring plan. ® Mitigation site was accepted by the regulatory agencies and released from further monitoring. ® Client: Palm Beach County Water Utilities. (11/02 to 5/07) ® WINSTON PARK MITIGATION AND RESTORATION, COCONUT CREEK, FL: Project ® Manager to permit a 6-acre wetland restoration/mitigation site in Winston Park. Completed permitting for nuisance species removal/treatment and for areas that required re-planting,designed ® field protocol for long-term project monitoring, and completed five-year compliance monitoring. Client Broward County School Board, Facilities Development (10/02 to 4/09) ® KEEGAN CLAIR PARK BOAT DOCKS SEAGRASS SURVEY, INDIAN ROCKS BEACH, FL. Project Manager for the field determination of seagrasses and benthic communities for a ® proposed dock expansion project adjacent to an existing park. Client City of Indian Rocks Beach (9/09) 04R:-4_.; . 1 &).1 KH.I EITand SCHIRS,P.A. 0 RFQl2-04-02 PAGE 27 FWR Dnt(g U7GL FIRM 0 „R v Y, i 7 P. wA . .�e i' S ( . i A tom' r 0 �: tf --2, in. v, 5 Ms. Howland has over 37 years of professional experience with primary emphasis on environmental permitting and compliance. During Ms. Howland's 30-year tenure with the �� i FDOT, she was responsible for the District 4 environmental permitting program, which for " , several years included Miami-Dade County. She coordinated projects with the state, federal, i county and local permitting agencies including the SFWMD, USACE, USCG, FDEP, and PERA '' ',*.tri I (formerly DERM). Following her assignment as Permit Coordinator, Ms. Howland served a eJ decade in the District Construction Office overseeing environmental construction compliance, R,,,,-„„, ,, ,, ,, , ,,-_ NPDES tasks, and actively participated in the resolution of non-compliance issues. PROFESSIONAL Since joining Keith and Schnars, Ms. Howland has coordinated the environmental permitting CERTIFICATIONS for many civil and highway projects that involved complex coordination with clients, agencies Qualified Stormwater and other consultants I Management Inspector& Instructor—NPDES RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Palm Beach County UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, UHEALTH GABLES MEDICAL CENTER, CORAL Stormwater Management GABLES, FL: Ms. Howland serves as the permitting lead for the site development project. Inspector—NPDES Permits and authorizations are required from SFWMD, USACE, USCG, PERA, Coral Gables, and FDEP for drainage improvements,culvert extensions,and pedestrian and vehicular bridges PROFESSIONAL over the Mahi Canal. Client/Contact: UM/Ivette Carcas, Phone: (305)243-9535 (on-going) TRAININGS ED Project Engineer's School— SR-AlA CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS, FDOT DISTRICT 4, PALM BEACH 1999 COUNTY, FL: Ms.Howland provided environmental and permitting oversight on the SR-AIA ED construction projects.Tasks included: review of permit documents; permit modifications and FHWA Contract submittals;coordination with environmental agencies,contractor,and FDOT;and compliance Administration field reviews. Client/Contact: FDOT/Debra Ihsan, PE, Phone: (561) 434-3900. (5/07 to 8/07) Water Quality Impact EL RIO CANAL SHARED USE PATHWAY, BOCA RATON, FL: Ms. Howland compiled Evaluation the Categorical Exclusion documents needed to obtain federal funds (LAP project). One segment involved a County Natural Area requiring a Determination of Section 4(f)Applicability Certified Public Manager to be coordinated with the FHWA. El Rio Shared Use Pathway segments required permits Courses from the SFWMD, USACE, FWC, and the Lake Worth Drainage District. Client/Contact City of Boca Raton/Joy Puerta, Phone: (561) 416-3410. (3/10 to Present) Strategic Planning Training ARCH CREEK PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES, NORTH MIAMI, FL: Ms. Howland provided AWARDS field documentation for mangrove impacts, processed application packages for SFWMD, 1984 District Engineer's USACE, PERA, the USCG to receive authorization for the new pedestrian bridges along 0 the Arch Creek Bicycle Path near Biscayne Bay. Client/Contact; City of North Miami/Tanya Managerial Award Wilson-Sejour, Phone: (305) 895-9826. (on-going) 1988 FPL Outstanding RICKEN BACKER FISHING PIER, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FL: Ms. Howland Quality Performance Award acquired permits for the repair of the Rickenbacker Fishing Pier from PERA, FDEP, SFWMD, and USACE.Client/Contact:Miami-Dade County/Juan Santandreu, PE, Phone:(305) 375-3946. Awards for resolving permit (1/09 to I 1/09) related issues,Hurricane ED Andrew aftermath SOUTH FLORIDA STADIUM CORPORATION/MIAMI DOLPHINS, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FL: Ms.Howland coordinated the resolution of non-compliance issues with SFWMD and processed the permitting of seasonal parking on the C-9 Canal right CO of way. Client/Contact: South Florida Stadium, LLC/Todd Boyan, Phone: (305) 623-6100. (2006 to I/II) STORMWATER POLLUTION PREVENTION PLANS, FL: Ms. Howland developed and reviewed stormwater pollution prevention plans and performed compliance reviews for FDOT construction projects from 1992 through 2001. Since joining Keith and Schnars, she has developed and reviewed stormwater pollution prevention plans for landscaping, highway, civil site development projects, and for design/build contractors. (1992 to present) P��, 0 ;KEITH and SCHNAKS,P.A. .. „r p„gip FLORIoAs EirOCALFIHM PAGE 28 RFQI2-04-02 0 • CARLOS ALCANTARA, P.E. Mr. Alcantara is a Senior Project Manager and an engineering professional with over 10 • - - ' ` years of experience that encompasses: plans preparation and development, roadway design, ® — 7 maintenance of traffic, lighting design, utility coordination, signalization design, signing & 1 pavement marking design and drainage. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE • ' • SR-5/US-1/BISCAYNE BOULEVARD, FPID: 414624-1-52-01, MIAMI-DADE ® ACADEMIC COUNTY. FL: Engineer of Record responsible for the roadway, lighting and maintenance BACKGROUND of traffic for the reconstruction of Biscayne Boulevard (SR-5/US-I) from NE 15th Street to • B.S., Civil Engineering, NE 35th Terrace. The project includes the construction of a new 5-lane section, deep well ® University of Florida, 2001 and injection well drainage system, decorative lighting, signalization, signing and pavement markings and landscaping. Project Length: 1.4 Miles. Client/Contact FDOT District 6/Jose • PROFESSIONAL Barrera, P.E., Phone: (305) 470-5260. (10/05 to 4/09) REGISTRATION • Registered Professional SW 157TH AVENUE, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FL: Currently Project Manager for ® Engineer, FL#64760 design and preparation of construction documents for the widening of SW 157th Avenue from SW 184th Street to SW 152nd Street from a two-lane undivided facility to a four-lane ® PROFESSIONAL divided facility. Project also includes over 2 miles of self-contained exfiltration trench • CERTIFICATIONS drainage,signalization, lighting, signing and marking. Project Length: 2.0 Miles. Client/Contatt: FOOT Advanced Work Miami-Dade County Public Works Department/Raul Quintela, P.E., Phone: (305) 375-3971. ® Zone (8/07 to Present) ® Traffic Control Certified CR-664. BARTOW, FL: Engineer of record responsible for the Roadway, Signalization and Signing and Pavement Markings Plans for improvements along CR-664 from Doc Coil • Road to Hardee Street. The roadway improvements included milling and resurfacing and ® cross-slope correction. Other improvements include the replacement of an existing box culvert located at the West city limit of Bowling Green, guardrail upgrade and replacement, • and reworking of shoulders. The project also included the upgrading of all ADA ramps to ® meet current standards as well as replacing all damaged sidewalk so that a safe and navigable surface is provided for the pedestrians on the corridor. The project also involved placing new signs, bringing all signs up to current standards, and the replacement of signal loop detection at US-17. Project Length: 3.53 Miles. Client/Contact FDOT District I/Kevin Ingle, ® P.E., Phone: (863) 519-2740. (3/10) • UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, CORAL GABLES, FL: Currently Project Manager responsible • for design and preparation of construction documents for an internal circulation roadway • throughout the University of Miami campus. Also, Project Manager for various external roadway projects that the University must complete in order to comply with several City of • Coral Gables ordinances. Client/Contact University of Miami/Christopher Blair, P.E., Phone: • (305) 284-6951. (7/06 to Present) • SAWGRASS EXPRESSWAY, BROWARD COUNTY, FL: Design-Build Project Manager • and Engineer of Record responsible for design and preparation of roadway construction plans • and permitting for Florida's Turnpike Enterprise. Scope of work includes the construction of dedicated Sunpass lanes with signature gantries at four (4) interchanges on the Sawgrass • Expressway. The interchanges involved were Commercial Boulevard, Atlantic Boulevard, Sample Road and University Drive. Client/Contact Florida's Turnpike/James Sanchez, P.E., • Phone: (407) 532-3999 ext. 3692. (10/07 to 5/08) I • e /i�'1�KEITH and SCHNARS,RA. • RFQI2-0402 PAGE 29 '1�� ' Ftoru°k5I LOCAL FIRM 0 r r , • 5v,- fb "to ' w �W MATT IDOL l Ta. • a 3 ,a,,,r o : Mr. Neddeff is an engineering professional experienced in the production of roadway design. d.e. g ,, He has provided roadway design services for various FDOT and municipal projects. Mr. iii r.' . Neddeffs involvement in roadway design is as follows: flexible pavement design, development F° f " ` 6 s of typical section packages, design of horizontal and vertical geometry, signing and pavement f, marking design,signalization design,utility coordination,work zone traffic control,computation \, kei4 1 j of quantities, specification development and assisted in drainage design. He has developed II,; ,II n , ,,J( qq� expertise in the use of AASHTO, FDOT and municipality design standards. He has also I" Il, t ,� f:n j�IIj j I�j I Y. �. ,,, _ ,� prepared Geotechnical Reports. Mr. Neddeff is proficient with Microstation/Geopak and other software that aids in the efficient design and production of roadway plans. ACADEMIC BACKGROUND RELEVANT EXPERIENCE B.S.,Civil Engineering, University of Florida,2005 EL RIO CANAL SHARED USE PATHWAY, FPI D: 423812-1-58-01, PALM BEACH COUNTY, FL: Lead Designer tasked with the development of complete construction plans PROFESSIONAL and specifications. The project scope includes the construction of a 12 foot wide concrete REGISTRATION path, and a signalized crosswalk where the proposed path meets Congress Avenue. The Registered Professional project also involves ADA ramp improvements, signing and marking, sidewalk construction, Engineer,FL#71611 utility coordination, permitting, signal video detection improvements and landscaping. Client/ Contact: City of Boca Raton/Joy Puerta, Phone: (561) 416-3410, email:jpuerta@ci.boca-raton. PROFESSIONAL flus (3/10 to Present) CERTIFICATIONS SR-713/KINGS HIGHWAY RRR, FPID: 422957-1-52-01, ST. LUCIE COUNTY, Specification Certified FL: Assisted Project Manager with the development of complete construction plans and specifications. The project scope includes the milling & resurfacing of a 2 mile section of SR-713/Kings Highway in St. Lucie County from Indrio Road to Spanish Lakes Boulevard. The project also involves widening design for a new left turn lane, signalization upgrades, ADA ramp improvements,signing and marking, sidewalk construction, drainage modifications, utility coordination,permitting,signal video detection improvements and landscaping.Client/Contact: FDOT District 4/Nadir Rodriguez, P.E., Phone: (954) 777-4385, email: nadir.rodriguez@dot. state.fl.us. (12/08 to Present) SR-826 INTERCHANGE AT NW 122ND STREET, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FL: Provided complete utility coordination services including the development of the final Utility Certification Package. Client/Contact: FDOT District 6/Judy Solaun-Gonzalaz, Phone: (305) 470-5207, email: judy.solaun@dot.state.fl.us (1/08 to 6/10) SR-826 INTERCHANGE AT NW 122ND STREET, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FL: Provided complete utility coordination services including the development of the final Utility Certification Package. Client/Contact: FDOT District 6/Judy Solaun-Gonzalaz, Phone: (305) 470-5207, email: judy.solaun@dot.state.fl.us (1/08 to 6/10) 0 DISTRICTWIDE UTILITY COORDINATION, BROWARD COUNTY, FL: Utility Coordinator responsible for assisting the Senior Utility Coordinator with the management of the contract. Responsibilities include the identification of existing and proposed utility facilities, determination of eligibility of compensable interests, resolution of conflicts between utility facilities and proposed construction. Also responsible for securing executed legal agreements j (Utility Work Change Orders, JPAs, MOAs etc). Client/Contact: FDOT District 4/Anne Endsley, Phone: (954) 777-4128, email: anne.endsley@dot.state.fl.us. (11/05 to Present) 40 DOLPHIN STADIUM, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FL: Created plans necessary to re-permit parking along the Snake Creek Canal. Lead Designer responsible with creating 00 post-game stadium exit concepts, which included; closing down north bound (NB) Turnpike at Golden Glades Interchange and re-routing traffic to north bound (NB) 1-95 by use of MOT standards and DMS signs to alert drivers along all roadways leading to NB turnpike. Developed plans to install new guide signs for the stadium along Florida's Turnpike and 1-95. Worked with the Miami Dolphins in developing a MOT plan for the Dolphin Cycling Challenge which was an extensive MOT plans that took place in many major roads of the Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach Area. Client/Contact: Miami Dolphins/Todd Boyan, Phone: (305) 943-6550, email: tboyan@dolphins.com. (8/08 to 11/10) KEITH#'k' .?1CHP.A.and SNARS, ___ FLORIDAS 61,LOCAL FIRM PAG F. 30 RFQI2-04-02 II ''" ''�''.l• DEBBIE LOVEAICP , t • n ` ;, 1 Ms. Love has over 20 years experience in urban, comprehensive and land planning, including ;: t the preparation of neighborhood and redevelopment plans; land development regulations 0 I and comprehensive plans and amendments; community visioning and workshop facilitation; y '• • capital improvement programming; affordable housing; environmental impacts; floodplain • if �c s`: ; management and mitigation; and grant writing. ® I RELEVANT EXPERIENCE • wwersergonseene ACADEMIC GRANTS ADMINISTRATOR. VARIOUS CLIENTS: In the City of Indian Rocks Beach, • BACKGROUND Ms. Love successfully submitted a $500,000 Cooperative Funding Initiative grant application • BA Business to the Southwest Florida Water Management District; the application proposed to complete Administration, Daytona stormwater improvements including the use of special filtering devices to better mitigate • Beach University pollutant loading in near shore waters. In the City of Marathon, Ms. Love administered 0 a CDBG Small Cities Grant for sewer connections for low CO moderate income families; Business Administration, prepared an application and administered an EDC grant for a stormwater pilot program in O Applied Management a low income neighborhood; and prepared an application for an FMA grant for the new fire Specialty, Kaplan School of ® Business station which received $1.2 million in funding. Additionally, she prepared an FRDAP grant application for land/improvements for a community park that received $3 million in funding. 0 PROFESSIONAL In the City of Lakeland, she prepared and administered of 4 HMGP applications to fund • CERTIFICATIONS stormwater improvements that received $1.8 million in funding. In the Village of Islamorada, • Certified Member of the Ms. Love prepared a DEP planning grant application that received $45,000 in funding, while American Institute of on behalf of the Middle Keys Community Land Trust she prepared and administered a $1.2 0 Certified Planners, million FHA grant; prepared and administered an Enterprise Foundation grant application AICP#022684 that received $300,000 in funding;and prepared and administered a $1.2 million grant award 0 from the Monroe County Land Authority. • National Charrette Institute CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM, KEY BISCAYNE, FL.: Keith and Schnars O was contracted to develop a Capital Improvements Program (CIP), including establishing Certified Watershed a process the Village could utilize each year to manage their capital improvement projects. ® Manager, 2003 The Keith and Schnars Team guided establishment of the administrative structure to assist 0 Florida Green Home in the development of the program, and undertook the following tasks: set the mechanism • Standard Certifying Agent, for public input; developed the policy framework for the CIP to address the issues of the • Florida Green Building community's financial viability, community development, levels of service standards, and Coalition, Inc, 2006 other strategic goals; formulated evaluation criteria to determine capital spending levels and • to guide capital project selection; prepared a public facilities capacity analysis to identify the PROFESSIONAL capital improvements that should be constructed to meet current and future needs through • AFFILIATIONS the long-range planning timeframe; analyzed the status of previously approved projects • American Planning to evaluate whether or not the projects were on schedule and on budget; assessed the Association financial capacity of the Village of Key Biscayne to undertake new capital projects; evaluated 0 funding options; compiled, evaluated and ranked project requests; and undertook financial • Treasure Coast Chapter programming over a five year and ten year timeframe. Ms. Love served as Project Manager of APA and Primary Author. (5/08 to 4/09) 0 FEMA Task Force, • 2000 - Current • State of Florida Hazard • Mitigation Advisory Team • 2003 - Current • Florida Floodplain Managers Association, • Founding Member and • Region IV Director, 2000- 2006 • . a T,rm KEITH and SCHNARS,RA. ®, _ RFQi 2-04-02 PAGE 31 :- v FLo un SS/g LOCAL FIRM • 40 f` poVz sA VASCII x, Tao - , irosi i i, f, ',9 .- Mr. Sanchez has over 19 years of experience in the design and project management of a; ;r; I ' highway transportation projects in Florida. Mr. Sanchez has over 5 years of experience in ,i. :� 4 241 a working with the FDOT District 6, and over 3 years with MDX. He joined the consultant industry in 2003. His design experience encompasses the project management and oversight , N..:,,'1 ,.'t ' .' of all aspects of highway design, including plans preparation and production process, roadway r, ,} T :' design, traffic operations, drainage, pavement design, environmental permitting and utility d` , : 4' „ d` coordination. mar-,wrr-, ✓�-a�.:---,��` ACADEMIC Mr. Sanchez has served on numerous countywide committees; such as Transportation BACKGROUND Improvement Plan Development Subcommittee, Transportation Enhancement Plan 0 Subcommittee, Unified Planning Work Program Development Committee, and Long Range B.S.,Civil Engineering Transportation Plan Development Committee, MIC Perimeter Road Subcommittee,to name from Georgia Institute of a few. Technology, 1992 RELEVANT EXPERIENCE 43 PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION DIRECTOR OF MIAMI OPERATIONS, KEITH AND SCHNARS (2003 TO Registered Professional 201 1) Engineer,FL#54860 GENERAL ENGINEERING CONTRACT, FM: 411659-5-32-01, MIAMI-DADE AND MONROE COUNTIES, FL: Contract Manager overseeing a general engineering ( services contract for FDOT District 6. Scope of work includes coordination of all aspects of the contract comprised of the scope preparation, task work orders, amendments, h+ supplemental agreements, as well as, the preparation and negotiation of man-hours of each individual work order. Contact: Teresita Alvarez, P.E., Phone: (305) 470-6721. (11/10 to Present) GENERAL ENGINEERING CONTRACT, FM: 411659-2-32-01, MIAMI-DADE AND MONROE COUNTIES, FL: Contract Manager overseeing a general engineering services contract for FDOT District 6. Scope of work includes coordination of all aspects of the contract comprised of the scope preparation, task work orders, amendments, supplemental agreements, as well as, the preparation and negotiation of man-hours of each individual work order. Contact: Teresita Alvarez, P.E., Phone: (305) 470-6721. (11/03 to Present) MDX PRODUCTION & PLANNING PROGRAM MANAGER, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FL: Program Manager - Overseeing the Production and Planning Divisions , in meeting the deadlines and goals of the Agency's overall work program. During this period, the work program consisted of approximately thirty (30) projects and expenditures above 1.2 Billion Dollars for 5 years. Coordinated the SR-874 Master Plan including all of the relevant improvements along the facility such as SR-874 NB On-Ramp from Kendall ') Drive, SR-874 Mainline Reconstruction, SR-874 Killian Interchange, SR-874 Communication 0 & Incident Management & Surveillance, SR-874 Noise Walls, SR-874/Florida Turnpike Interchange PD&E, SR-874 Toll Plaza Improvements, SR-874 at SR-826/Bird/Miller Road Interchange (FDOT's Section II). This master plan expended massive coordination efforts between the Department of Transportation, the Turnpike Authority, FEC Railroad Agency, as well as the residents within the vicinity of the corridor. Contact Sam Gonzalez, P.E., (305) ' 637-3277, (2000 to 2003) I FDOT DISTRICT 6, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FL: Consultant Project Manager — Responsible for the coordination and production of approximately seventy-seven (77) projects. These included all types of roadway projects,such as;bridges,highways,interchanges, re-surfacing, utility relocation, intersection improvements, enhancement, sea walls, noise walls, etc. The majority of these projects were completed through Districtwide Minor Design Consultant Contracts. In addition, there were a number of"stand-alone" projects such as, Killian Parkway Interchange, US-1 Bus Lanes, Daytonia Bridge, NW 27th Avenue Reconstruction, to name a few. Contact: Teresita Alvarez, P.E., Phone: (305) 470-6721, (1995 to 2000) 43 ifrnrr n54 KEITH and SCHNARS,P.A. Y v' Ff.owoAS5/fLOCAL FIRM PAGE 32 RFCIJ12-04-02 • I ) 1 ) I/:-.4410 i a (It ; . RICK SAC KMAN ® II fih. d. £. J , j/ Mr. Sackman has more than 41 years of experience in office engineering, office administration and • I — f contract support, mostly while working for FDOT District 6. His responsibilities have included ' ` preparation of proposed projects and contract reports. Prepare final estimates, track and review • lei v . project documentations. Verify that quantities are correctly submitted for final estimates, prepare �_>, contract past performance rating reports, begin and end construction notices, maintain and enter • I manpower data in the profile database for the residency, maintain residency set of construction • I p; �.� • plans, contracts, special provisions and files. Mr. Sackman also perform quality assurance reviews as F -- assigned by the resident engineer and assist other resident personnel in assignments as requested • `` ^---• - -- ,, by the resident engineer. PROFESSIONAL • CERTIFICATIONS RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Site manager(Construction WORK GROUPS: 10.1. 10.3 & 10.4 (41 YEARS) Management System) • LIMS MARTIN LUTHER KING ROAD RECONSTRUCTION, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FL: • Profile (Project Database Contract Support Specialist - Project involves drainage, optional base, utility relocation, sidewalks, sidewalk pavers, landscaping, and lighting. Client/Contact City of Miami/Lionel Zapata, P.E., Project • Tracking Program) Manager, Phone: (305) 216-2056. Assigned to the FDOT District 6 Lakeside Building and Sunguide • Building Remedial Repairs. Client/Contact: FDOT District 6/Hector A. Rodriguez, P.E., Project Final Estimates- Manager, Phone: (305) 216-4960. (8/06 to Present) • Level I & II GLEN ROYAL PARKWAY, BATTERSEA ROAD DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS, • MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FL: Projects involve drainage, optional base, utility relocation, sidewalks, sidewalk pavers, landscaping, and lighting. City of Miami Project Manager: Lionel Zapata, • P.E., Phone: (305) 216-2056. • FDOT DISTRICT6CONSTRUCTION REMEDIAL REPAIRS TO THE I.T.S. SUNGUIDE • BUILDING, LAKESIDE BUILDING, AND A/C/ REPLACEMENT MAIN BUILDING, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY. FL: Assigned to the FDOT District 6 Lakeside Building and Sunguide • Building Remedial Repairs. FDOT Project Manager: Hector A. Rodriguez, P.E., Phone: (305) • 216-4960. • SEMINOLE TRIBE OF FLORIDA SNAKE ROAD PROJECT: Contract Support Specialist - Responsibilities include preparation of proposed project reports with pictures, preparation of • contract reports. Preparation of the Final Estimates for projects under the supervision of Mr. Dewey Oliver. Verify that quantities are correctly submitted to FDOT District 4 final estimates. • Attend project status meetings and prepare meeting minutes. Assist in the completion of monthly • progress payments to the contractor. Track and review project documentation;this include monthly status reports, weather letters, contractor's past performance rating, begin and eng construction • notices, supplemental agreements, field supplemental agreements and work orders. Client/Contact Seminole Tribe of Florida/Dewey Oliver, Keith and Schnars Project Manager,Phone:(772)260-0187. • (10/05 to 7/06) • AIM ENGINEERING & SURVEYING. INC., RIVIERA BEACH. FL: Contract Support • Specialist- Responsibilities included preparation of monthly project progress reports with pictures, project construction and CEI construction cost graphs. Preparation of contract past performance • rating reports. Preparation of the final estimates for projects under the supervision of Mr. Chin. Verify that quantities are correctly submitted for final estimates. Attend project meetings • and prepare meeting minutes. Assist in the completion of monthly progress payments to the • contractor. Track and review project documentation such as; monthly status reports, weather letters, contractor's past performance rating, begin and end construction notices, supplemental • agreements, field supplemental agreements and work orders. • FDOT DISTRICT 6, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY. FL: Engineer Level III - Responsible for • supporting the North Miami-Dade Construction Residency in the areas of Final Estimates and Contract Administration Documentation. Specific duties were contract administration, final • estimates packages review, and others are requested by the resident engineer; such as maintain and enter manpower data in the profile database for the residency,maintain residency set of construction • plans, contracts, special provisions, and files. Distribute plans, plan revisions, specification packages and computation books to the assigned project engineer or project administrator. Perform quality • assurance reviews. (2/70 to 1/05) •lam -- . ___ i.?(1]�\IKEITH and SCHrcARS,OCAL RA. • RFQ_12-04-02 PAGE 33 --` 5� J Y � ,. , 71 IAUL DBIPAOLA e. Ktr.• Mr. DiPaola has over 8 years of experience as a CEI Senior Inspector. Mr. DiPaola's duties are broad and include inspection of bridge construction, water distribution system installation, %h ` )%.a" sanitary sewer collection system installation, roadway construction, milling and resurfacing, Lt.=t K. �a ►r.• and drainage. , RELEVANT EXPERIENCE 0 r aY ,t—, SENIOR INSPECTOR, KEITH AND SCHNARS (2/04 TO PRESENT) ACADEMIC INSPECTOR, EISMAN AND RUSSO (9/02 TO 2/04) BACKGROUND WORK GROUPS: 10.1, 10.3 & 10.4 (6 YEARS) Suny Famingdale,State SR-7/NW 2ND AVENUE FROM NW 176TH STREET TO 1200 FT. SOUTH University of New York, OF NW 215TH STREET, NORTH MIAMI, FL: This 2-mile resurfacing milling and 1991-1992 resurfacing project includes slope correction, sidewalk and median brick pavers installation, ' signalization mast arms,drainage correction,lighting,minor bridge repair,and traffic separator 411 PROFESSIONAL correction/widening. Client/Contact City of North Miami/Ivan Hay, North Miami-Dade CERTIFICATIONS Resident Engineer, Phone: (305) 986-2575.(Present) CTQP Training #0140698730270 RICKENBACKER CAUSEWAY, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FL: Observe and monitor the removal of existing unsound concrete and replacement of corroded rebar with new rebar Drill Shaft Inspection and concrete on pier caps,columns and underside of bridge deck.Contact Luis Franqui, P.E., Phone: (305) 281-8949. (12/10 to Present) Pile Driving Inspection SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT'S COMPARTMENT B ACI- LevellField Testing SOUTH BUILD OUT MM50 AND US-27 DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS, PALM Technician BEACH COUNTY, FL:This massive earthwork and drainage improvement project consists 0 clearing, blasting and grading Florida's Everglades and the construction of 12-miles of levees, FDOT-Concrete Field 3 pump stations to control the stormwater across Southeast Florida. As Senior Inspector, 43 Mr. DiPaola was responsible for the all inspections of drainage, material sampling, density, Inspector dewatering and turbidity monitoring on levees and pump station foundations. Duties include concrete and steel inspections on six cast in place inflow gate structures which included large 0 CTQP Earthwork- diameter RCP installation, three cast in place box culverts and two overflow cast in place Level I & II gate structures for this Everglades Restoration project. Client/Contact SFWMD/Kevin Snell, SFWMD Project Manager, Phone: (561) 253-4842. (10/09 to 12/10) CTQP Asphalt-Level I & II SR-994/QUAIL ROOST DRIVE/SW 200TH STREET INTERSECTION AT SW 0 Site Manager Training/LIMS 147TH AVENUE, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FL: This extensive intersection roadway improvement project consisted of the reconstruction of the FDOT District 6 intersection Certified Nuclear Density which required replacement and upgrade of the drainage system, full depth roadway reconstruction and lighting/signalization improvements, including mast-arm installation for Gauge Troxler#16238 signal purposes. As Senior Inspector, Mr. DiPaola was responsible for the daily inspections, documentation and inputting this information into the Department's LIMS management HAZMAT Certification system.Client/Contact FDOT District6/Mario Cabrera, P.E.,Assistant District Construction Engineer, Phone: (305) 499-2361. 0 Pile Driving Inspection) FDOT DISTRICT 6 CEI SUPPORT SERVICES CONTRACT (C8P09), 38 MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FL: Senior Inspector - Assigned to FDOT District 6 CEI MSE Wall Inspection Support Services Contract (C8P09). Assignments included SR-994/Quail Roost Drive/ Certification (CBT) SW 200th Street Intersection at SW 147th Avenue. As Senior Inspector on the roadway widening, drainage installation and lighting/signalization activities. Contact Emilio Zamora, 0 FDOT Project Manager, Phone: (305) 499-2389. (7/08 to Present) FDOT DISTRICT 6 CEI SUPPORT SERVICES CONTRACT (C8P09), MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FL: Senior Inspector - Assignments included SR-973/NW 87th Avenue/Galloway Road project. As Senior Inspector assisted FDOT staff during the installation of the drainage system, mast arm signalization, milling and resurfacing onto the Dolphin Expressway and widening improvements. Contact Emilio Zamora, FDOT Project ^^\\''„KEITH and SCHNARS,RA. Manager, Phone: (305) 499-2389. (2008) Tiriewwnn's jgiq UOcni.Flana I'AGE 34 RFQ12-04-02 0 aKM KC • c TI g i II C C r . a ® Kouroche Mohandes, P.E. ® K.M. Engineering Consultants, Inc. • • ® . ; General Experience: ® . ^' Mr. Mohandes has 20 years of diverse transportation planning, policy, '- - finance, design of highways and utilities, and construction engineering, ® v1` "I C inspection and management experience. While employed with the Florida • ,l' Department of Transportation (FDOT) District VI in Miami, Mr. Mohandes • gained significant government relations experience transcending all modes of transportation and levels of govemment. Since 2005, Mr. Mohandes has • been self-employed as an engineering consultant, specializing in major • sN project management and facilitation, and government relations. • Miami-Dade County WASD Government Cut/Fisherman's Channel • Professional Credentials Utility Relocation Projects, Miami, Florida (May 2011 to Ongoing) • More than 20 years experience Contract Administration and Construction Management for the 54" Force in transportation planning, Main relocation underneath Government Cut Channel between Fisher • policy,finance,highway and utilities design,construction Island and South of the City of Miami Beach and the 20" Water Main • engineering,inspection, relocation underneath Fisherman's Channel between Port Island and management, and government Fisher Island as developed through consultation with Miami-Dade Water • relations. and Sewer Department (MDWASD). The scope of services include, but • Office Location: Sunny Isles are not limited to contract administration, construction management, and • Beach field inspection services that will include but are limited to; engineering Registration: 1991 Florida and construction administration activities during the design, permitting, • Professional Engineer No. and construction phases of the design-build contracts, daily on-site ® 4-4065 inspections, maintaining daily progress logs, coordinate weekly status meetings, review and approve schedules, schedule of values, and other ® Education:Bachelors of Science-Civildocuments as necessary, process and authorize progress payments 0 Engineering, 1986, University including allowance accounts and change orders, review and accept as- of Miami,Miami, Florida built drawings, utilize MDWASD Project Control Tracking System to track ® Experience: President, all documents and activities, interface with the design-build criteria O Quality Control Manager professional and the design-build contractor as needed. Development August,2005-Present K.M. Engineering Consultants, Le Cartier Condominiums, 201 178th Drive, Sunny Isles Beach, Inc. • Florida 33160 (May 2010 to September 2010) Le Cartier Program Manager Condominiums is an existing apartment complex located in the city of • Jan 1993-June 2005 Sunny Isles Beach, comprised of 160 units divided among 7 attached Miami Intermodal Center • Program buildings of 5 stories each. The complex is approaching its 40th FDOT-District VI, Miami anniversary and has extensive concrete deterioration damage along its • Program Manager balconies, walkways and most exterior surfaces, due mostly to water ® Jan 1993-June 1998 intrusion and its proximity to salt water. KM Engineering Consultants, East-West Multimodal Corridor Inc. (KMEC) was contracted to carry out a study of the damage and O Study provide an engineer's report of the findings and remediation ® FDOT—District VI,Miami recommendations. In addition we produced a set of construction ® documents for the restoration of the complex. The restoration project began in May 2010. KMEC will be managing the restoration process and 0 acting as liaison between all contractors involved and the board of • directors. 0 • 18625 Atlantic Blvd.Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 Phone 786-586-7779 Fax 305-402-2208 E-mail Kouroche@kmecinc.com K M'E'C Eden Lake Parks and Roadway Development, Miami Dade County Parks and Recreation Department (September 2008 to March 2010) (Park Improvements) The Eden Lakes parcel was an undeveloped property of The Miami-Dade Parks & Recreation Department, targeted for improvements under the capital improvement program. The Park is located on S.W. 162nd Avenue and 47th Street, in a recently developed residential area. It is bordered on the East and South sides by two schools. The Park's parcel consists of approximately 425,000 sq.ft., of undeveloped wetlands, which sits approximately 4 ft. below the abutting roads. Involvement in this project spanned the better part of two years; from design, geotechnical engineering, surveying, bidding & award to construction administration. The scope of the project included approximately 9,000 linear feet of new concrete walkways, walkway signage and markings, berming, and re-grading, drainage, site furnishings, a new 20-car parking lot, and landscaping throughout. The construction phase of the project was 4 months with a construction budget of$1,000,000. (Roadway Improvements) The project scope of work and/or the project elements included but was not limited to providing design and construction administration services for the roadway improvements along SW 162nd Avenue and SW 47th Street. Elements of work included widening, milling and resurfacing roadways, sidewalk, signing, and pavement markings, lighting, utility coordination, drainage, landscaping, cost estimates, and all necessary incidental items including a warrant analysis and the design of the traffic signal for the intersection located at SW 162nd Avenue and SW 47th Street. In addition, KM Engineering, Inc., is the Prime Consultant and as such is responsible for Contract Maintenance, all Permits required for the project, Project Manager meetings, and everything associated with the Roadway Analysis as well as Quality Assurance and Control. Westbrook Park Development, Miami Dade County Parks and Recreation Department (April 2009 to August 2009) Westbrook Park was an existing, undeveloped property of The Miami-Dade Parks & Recreation Department, targeted for improvements under the capital improvement program. The Park is located on S.W. 103rd Avenue and 13th Street, in a quiet neighborhood area on a corner and consisted of 90,000 sq.ft. of undeveloped park land. Involvement in the project spanned the better part of two years; from design, geotechnical engineering, surveying, bidding & award to construction administration. The scope of the development included approximately 3,000 linear feet of new concrete walkways, which included walkway signage and pavement marking, berming and re-grading, drainage, site furnishings, a new playground, and landscaping throughout. The construction phase of the project was 4 months with a construction budget of$400,000. Lummus Neighborhood Improvements, City of Miami Beach, Florida (February 2007 to February 2010) The Lummus neighborhood is the area bounded by 161h Street to the north, 5th Street to the South, Washington Avenue to the West, and Ocean Drive to the East. The area consists of multi-family structures with significant retail / commercial components. The scope of this project was to develop and prioritize streetscape and urban improvements equitably throughout the neighborhood as well as to upgrade water and Storm water infrastructure in accordance with.the recommendations. Some of the construction management services provided for this project included but not limited to weekly construction/coordination meetings, respond to request for information (RFI's), contract documentation, and inspect all MOT operations as well as review, track and maintain construction schedules. 41) Nautilus Infrastructure Improvements, City of Miami Beach, Florida (April 2007 to February 2010) Nautilus Neighborhood, "Middle Beach" from Surprise Lake south, to the south ends of the 41st Street right-of-way and from Biscayne Bay east to the Indian Creek waterway, Miami Beach, Florida. The Scope of this project, milling & resurfacing, new gravity drainage wells, sanitary sewer C 18625 Atlantic Blvd. Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 Phone 786-586-7779 Fax 305-402-2208 E-mail Kouroche@kmecinc.com • K MEC ® l• I. ti fl l: t: I' n capacity improvements which consist of pipe/manhole up-sizing, water main upgrades, relocation of • water meters/meter boxes, new decorative lighting system, landscape and irrigation upgrades, • replacement of curb & gutter and sidewalk, compliance with ADA requirements, modification of parking space layout and relocation of existing utilities. Responsible for the construction • administration related to the project. Some of the construction administration services provided for • this project included but not limited to weekly construction/coordination meetings, all shop drawing • program functions, respond to request for information (RFI's), evaluation request for changes to project schedules, contract documents clarifications, inspect all MOT operations, and review, track and maintain construction schedules. • Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) District VI, Miami Intermodal Center (MIC) (1993- 2005) Mr. Mohandes served as FDOT's Program Manager. The MIC, Florida's largest transportation • project and a project of national significance was estimated to cost approximately 1.4 billion dollars. ® Mr. Mohandes reported directly to the district secretary. The MIC is being designed and built to solve the pressing transportation needs in Miami-Dade County, currently ranked the third most • congested area in the country. It will be a transfer point providing connectivity for this community's • various modes of ground transportation including Miami-Dade Transit Authority, Greyhound bus lines, Tri-Rail and Amtrak. Currently, such a connecting point does not exist anywhere in Miami- • Dade County. The MIC will also decongest ground transportation access to Miami International • Airport (MIA), the eighth largest airport in the U.S. and one of the fastest growing. MIC was the first project to receive a loan under the federal Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act • (TIFIA), part of the Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century, or TEA-21. • The MIC Program includes the Rental Car Center (RCC), Miami Central Station (MCS), MIA Mover • and major roadway improvements, all to be completed by 2012. FDOT is also pursuing private • and/or public sector joint development projects to enhance the MIC's economic viability. Miami-Dade County is developing the MIC-Airport Link Metrorail Extension bringing Metrorail service to MIA via • the Miami Central Station by 2012. One of the major roadway improvements includes the Le Jeune Road/MIA Interchange reconstruction with 12 new and/or reconstructed bridges, reconstruction of NW 14th Street from NW 34th Avenue to NW 42`d Court, MIA Tri-Rail Station relocation and • improvements, MIA Mover Guideway (light rail system from MIC/MIA Station to MIA Station) with 7' • and 12' diameter by 80' deep concrete drilled shafts, and the future MIC Core private development. • Mr. Mohandes was responsible for the management of this mega-project from the PD&E, right-of- • way acquisition, utility relocation coordination, design of bridges and roadways, and construction • management, engineering and inspection services. Turner Construction Company was the Construction Manager contracted by the FDOT under the CM @ Risk process to construct this • project, which is currently ongoing. Mr. Mohandes continued as Program Manager of this project for • approximately 2.5 years of this phase of the project. East/West Multimodal Corridor (EWC) (1993-1998) Mr. Mohandes served as FDOT's Program • Manager for the 22-mile long transit project beginning at the Tamiami Campus of Florida • International University (FIU), and extending the length of SR-836, pass MIA, through Downtown Miami to the port, across Biscayne Bay to South Beach, and ending at the Miami Beach Convention • Center. EWC was the first transit project in Miami-Dade County to obtain a record of decision in • August of 1998. Mr. Mohandes was responsible for this Mega PD&E project all the way to the Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) at which point the project was transferred to Miami Dade • County for the next phase. • • • • 18625 Atlantic Blvd. Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 Phone 786-586-7779 Fax 305-402-2208 E-mail Kouroche@kmecinc.com m m S ••• 0 •• • •• •• 4, GO0 4 a •• • CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH 1. SECTION FOUR: APPROACH/METHODOLOGY ® Virt-fr�` i .. r regio R2 ,. y ,�.. � .f �jj s 73 3. - .2 ` c ..�- 0 s..., ti„,1 4. ten., -; ,a,'�{ ! f a'M 55' ` A v .- y AF tf�5 F Y i -• p 3F2c1, f' . ti� ` A y e•.,3 ® p -•:: 3+v�s.A .�' Z z� 1ZF 1Jeiz{ - ! l! �, J z •- .�� ., z ..rte i.V j .. .c t','`t a ' ' _�, t . ® ;• • • yq.t, L • "Sr. 43. rX - e.. r1 r -' \V y • PROJECT APPROACH AND PROJECT MANAGER'S ROLE ® METHODOLOGY FOR CIVIL/ • ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING The Project Manager, Tim Hall, RE, will be responsible for the overall execution of the project and the primary ® The K&S Team is well versed in completing "on call" authority on program management issues. Mr.Hall will also ® assignments for local governments. Our success has been oversee individual task orders to ensure they are carried linked to working as an extension of staff and that is how out in manner that meets the City's expectations,ultimately ® we will be working with the City of Sunny Isles Beach. We guaranteeing the satisfaction of the City.As Project Manager, • understand the City will designate a ContractAdministrator Mr.Hall will maintain regular and frequent contact with the City's project manager. It is our preference that the Project e for each project.The Contract Administrator will prepare Manager will meet, at minimum, on a bi-weekly basis with a scope of services for each task assignment,and then K&S City staff through the duration of activity on a given task in ® will submit a proposal for the work.As soon as we receive order to keep services and the delivery schedule on track. an assignment we will: identify the technical experts to When there is not an active project, the Project Manager ® complete the work, outline the activities to be completed, will meet on a monthly basis to discuss upcoming needs ® develop a budget,and outline the schedule for completion. and activities. By agreeing to these parameters early on,we will be able to • complete the assignment so that it is technically sound while In addition to the Project Manager, our other technical • also meeting the City's expectations and time constraints. specialists will be involved in discussions, meetings, and ® As a consultant that has provided continuing services on hearings,as needed or requested by the Project Manager or ® work order-based contracts for a wide range of clients, City Staff. Including the personal involvement of designated it is our experience that one element of a successful specialists allows City staff to have direct access and ® relationship stands above all others,COMMUNICATION. communication with the resources they need, when they It is through clear, direct, and frequent communication need them. Direct access also facilitates communication of ® with our clients that we can best assess needs and provide key and relevant information,which increases efficiency and • the desired results and outcomes to the satisfaction of all provides for a greater level of overall project satisfaction. • parties involved. Therefore, throughout the execution of this contract, K&S will periodically contact and update the TECHNICAL METHODOLOGY • City through regularly scheduled update meetings. ® Our technical approach highlights our strong qualifications and commitment to providing services at the high level we • • ina,..KEITH and SCHNARS,P.A. ®� OI RF2-04-02 PAGE 39 F`°a°`s l9wwtFIP GO ' xttf I'A UITYOESUNNYSLES BEACH pfirk¢ +aa sst r ^ gSECTONFOUR APPPROACH/METHODOLO GY '® know is required by the City.Based on our past experience • Internal deliverables; with drainage, water and sewer projects and analyses, • External deliverables,including those for the City and the following approach is presented to demonstrate our other interested parties/agencies; understanding of a typical work order requirement that • Project schedules to establish staffing needs and short-, would be carried out in phases. The approach can be mid- and long-range project milestones; modified, shortened, or lengthened, depending upon the • Project findings and other information that influences work task involved. Also, due to ever changing needs, we decisions; rlb fully understand that we may be called upon to provide • Issues or concerns,and the development of strategies expertise at any given phase of a project. for issue resolution; • Ways to accelerate the schedule;and ('R® ECT UWTL?INE f( • Ongoing Quality Control processes. 1 - Receive the preliminary draft scope and work order Strong project management is one of the primary keys 2— Prelimina ifield review (with City Staff if available) to success on any assignment. With this in mind, Mr Hall 3 — Preliminary research and data collection shall keep the City's Project Manager abreast of project (previous studies/reports/records) developments and will be readily available to meet with I „ him/her or any other City representative. In all cases, ,1 4'— Hold'a scopeerrev ewFand project objectives meet ngv K&S will be responsible for maintaining a complete project t; /with the(City„ /'„+rsi„,agip �,i„gran.,f i�"�/N "v•n,'? a file, including documenting telephone conversations and 5—Select and assign personnel meetings. Mr. Hall will provide the City with a meeting ,11 ,`6,-c) Prepare proj"'kV schedule” . »„ record within five working days of each meeting or event. The end result of this project approach/coordination will 7— Prepare and submit final scope and staff-hour fee be a project deliverable that is complete, accurate, free estimate of errors and omissions,and delivered in a timely manner. 8— Fee negotiations obtain final work order Our team has a long list of successful projects in which 9—Obtain NTP (Notice to Proceed) and/or approved we have met these objectives through careful and accurate scope agreement documentation. 10—Data Collection and obtain previous/ongoing design Capabilities/Availability 11 — Meet with City and obtain input (consensus) 12„„;Fiecal¢e,design and,deliverablesa, 9r^&m ziki✓,°aFA,41, Our team,as reflected in the organizational chart,includes 13 — City review and comments many senior level staff members with the experience and 0 professional savvy to successfully complete this contract. I'4 "Prepare and submit final deliverable,documents •`,•,'; The significant depth of resources proposed for the project should give the City a level of comfort as to the ability of PROJECT MANAGEMENT APPROACH K&S to back key staff positions up with other highly qualified professionals. This dynamic team will work together Coordination creatively to meet the challenges of assigned project tasks. Each of the individuals on the team has been selected Our Project Manager, Tim Hall, P.E., has the experience because of their areas of expertise and their commitment of several recently completed high profile, complex, and to completing this project. time sensitive engineering projects,which all demonstrate recent relevant experience. Mr. Hall will serve as the sole We carefully reviewed staffing projections and are confident source of contact between the consultant team and the in our ability to provide superior service with the team we City of Fort Lauderdale. have assembled.The K&S team members we have identified for this contract have sufficient time to commit to the City For each task assignment,Mr.Hall will hold internal project and successfully complete concurrent assignments, where kickoff meetings toensurethatall team members understand necessary. Their existing workload is such that they can the task scope,their responsibilities,and requirements of the devote the anticipated required time to this contract project schedules. Our team will also hold regular internal without negatively affecting current projects. project meetings to review project milestones and monitor project status.During these meetings,we will discuss: We are proud of the depth and strength of the proposed consultant team we have mobilized to manage and serve . this contract. The numbers speak for themselves with respect to years of engineering experience. Eiw—r il KEITH and SCHNARS,P.A. tiowoas�ji LOCAL FIw�n PAGE 40 RFQJ 2-04-02 ',E;� 0 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH SECTION FOUR: APPROACH/METHODOLOGY • QUALITY ASSURANCE/ will be checked on a line-by-line basis for adherence to the ® QUALITY CONTROL following items: ® K&S recognizes that a QA/QC program is a benefit to ' methodology analyses; • accuracy; • both the City and the Consultant,and we are aggressively . adequacy of delineation and notation;and • committed to a practical and useful QA/QC Program. Our . interface with other elements and components. program will ensure not only that the final products reflect • the highest standards, but also that deliverables conform to Our strict adherence to this quality control plan will help ® the Scope of Services and are free of errors and omissions. us provide the City with technically sound and accurately Quality, accuracy, and completeness will be provided by prepared work products. 0 adherence to the processes outlined in the Quality Assurance/ • Quality Control Plan detailed below. The products prepared by the Team's subconsultants will be 0 Quality Assurance subject to the same level of quality control review discussed above. This quality control will be performed directly by the ® The Quality Assurance (QA) program provides a framework respective subconsultants. In addition,copies of the products • where reviews for all work elements are made prior to each prepared by the subconsultants will be checked by K&S for submittal.The depth of the quality assurance oversight ensures accuracy and consistency with the overall scope of services ® that the project staffing is appropriate, that proper direction and intent of the task.Strict adherence to this quality control • has been provided, that project decisions are documented, plan will assure a technically sound and accurately prepared • that the Quality Control (QC) program is being followed,and product is provided to the City. that the project is being developed in accordance with our • QC plan. ENVIRONMENTAL PERMITTING ® Documentproduction,reportpreparation,andtaskdeliverables Nearly every design project involves some form of federal, • for the project will use the process described in our quality state or local permitting,and often the procurement of these • control plan below. We will naturally adhere to the City's permits must be expedited. K&S has more than 30 years of requirements on all submittals, where applicable (e.g. plans experience obtaining and modifying permits from the USArmy • preparation),to assure a quality final product. MarkTomczyk, Corps of Engineers (Section 404), US Coast Guard (Bridge PE.,Vice President, will be responsible for implementing the Permits), Florida Department of Environmental Protection ® QA program. Mr.Tomczyk will ensure that the quality control (ERR UIC, SSL Authorization, CGP), Florida Fish and Wildlife • procedures required by the City are implemented for the Conservation Commission and US Fish and Wildlife Service engineering tasks assigned under this contract. Mr. Hall will (Species Relocation Permits, Disturbance Permits),the South • maintain all records detailing with the specifics of the quality Florida Water Management District (ERR RAN Occupancy • control activities performed. Permits,Consumptive Use Permits),and local agencies (PERA, ® City, local 298 drainage district, building permits, etc.). As a Quality Control result we have developed excellent relationships not only with • permitting agencies but with commenting agencies such as The following is a general summary of our daily QC measures the State Historic preservation Officer (SHPO) and National • that we will use to ensure a complete and accurate final Marine Fisheries Service(NMFS). • product for each task. Reports and studies will be reviewed • by the K&S' Project Manager to ensure technical accuracy,and Joyce Howland is one of our Senior Permit Coordinators. Her by the QA/QC manager assigned to the project to ensure notable career encompasses 30 years of permitting,much of it • an overall quality work product We use a checklist and sign- with the FDOT. Her projects have included coastal highways off sheet for each work product developed for delivery to and bridges; ICWbridges; new corridors and upgraded • W the client These sheets are maintained in the project files to highway facilities;wetlands and mitigation areas;surface water • document our efforts. For plans quality control,we utilize a issues;site development; multi-use trails;violation issues;and • "check print" system. Our technicians and engineers utilize a erosion control. color-coded notation system to ensure that all changes and • additions are appropriately implemented. Use of the color- Our permitting experts possess current knowledge of • coded method saves time in checking,helps us avoid careless permitting criteria to quickly assess the needs, recommend mistakes,and gives our production personnel the opportunity solutions,and process permits and modifications. We believe • to learn from their mistakes. 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'at, G �' fJ „xc,..1"-$4674'acqmin i, j ve, 0 ,01 y > 41.4114", _i i , , f" ' hn�' +• 'W ill t4''',,,pal 54� i f 01.414 4w1�� N�l ,"y� s'"k `{' ,i " "�.^Y.r',..{ . .,,C. - � ':e'sd�iu�I`'®Ir'�f?LiJ��<f •a.� � hk�G�1 � 7s �.' - ml.r ,+wa> .a .-�.r•:,4,. t ♦ `fi1 e..-9.-.< RRRYYY yy}(sS i =kA‘7-4r,;=7: 7";th wr { - 71 1 ,i,,,,,,„*".:_, 1Xajl t it 0 mt5 l.. _re _ ....r•L ,WF. > , ,-.t)z- 6F13'i: .vt � , G .; fir, `a.'�..r- n' ' ? 1....Y. , . 'i" �,. 4144„:„„i442444,..,-.,_ {Ka�h�- ..., 'totpwcww. stage to achieve agency buy-in. Pre-application meetings are the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission invaluable tools,which introduce the agencies to the project (Migratory Nesting Bird) and (Gopher Tortoise); the Florida 41) details and project personnel,identify potential obstacles and Department of Environmental Protection (1502-CERPA); provide opportunities for joint solutions to expedite the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES); process. When the design features have been selected, the Village of Wellington Excavation, Building and Tree Removal :}i permit application package can be assembled; this package Permits;and local 298 water district(R/W Occupancy). Our must be complete and well organized to avoid confusion team, led by Joyce Howland, successfully coordinated the and misunderstandings. Ms. Howland has a well-deserved agencies and permits. reputation for open,honest communication with the agencies, and she and the rest of our team will be available to visit with WETLAND DELINEATIONS the agencies on site or at their offices to evaluate or confirm information in the permit applications. K&S' biologists are trained in wetland identification and delineation. We have extensive experience in wetland An example of our success in negotiating with the regulatory evaluations ranging from Wetland Evaluation Technique agencies is our Acme Basin B Discharge Project, one of the (WET II),Habitat Evaluation Procedure (HEP),Wetland Rapid Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan (CERP) projects. Assessment Procedure(WRAP),Modified WRAP(M-WRAP), This $25 million project had over $2 million of design and and the Uniform Mitigation Assessment Method (UMAM). In ® planning work by K&S and has required extensive project fact, Dr.Kristine Stewart was part of the technical team that p. coordination with federal, state, local, and private agencies tested the UMAM method in South Florida. Wetlands are and individuals. The project involved construction of a 400- identified using the criteria specified in the State of Florida's acre impoundment, widening 4 miles of a canal, design and Wetland Delineation Manual and the ACOE 1987 Wetland 411) construction of two pump stations,and other improvements. Delineation Manual and theACOE Interim Regional Supplement The project was a joint effort between the South FloridaWater to the ACOE Wetland Delineation Manual:Atlantic and Gulf Management District,USACE,and theVillage ofWellington,and Coastal Plain Region (2008). Habitat mapping is completed Go required continuing coordination during the entire project using the Florida Land Use Cover and Forms Classification Because the project area was adjacent to the Loxahatchee System (FLUCCS). Jurisdictional wetlands are delineated National Wildlife Refuge,the USFWS was an active partner.The with flagging in the field, shown on aerial photographs, and regulatory permitting considerations for this project included instrument surveyed by our surveyors. Each year we delineate the USACE (IP-Section 404) and Nationwide Permit (NWP); many wetlands across the State and perform UMAM scoring. " k j' s KEITH and SCHNARS,P.A. 1 FLORIDAS$%g:LOCAL FIRM PAGE 42 RFQ12-04-02 . CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH ' ) SECTION FOUR: APPROACH/METHODOLOGY ; t ® Within the past 5 years, K&S has delineated wetlands and/or supported jurisdictional determinations for countless projects, ® including but not limited to the following: ® PRO ECT_NAME LOCATION SCOPE • Delineation of multiple wetlands on approx ® Acme Basin B Palm Beach County 400 acres ® Becker Road Interchange St Lucie County Wetland delineation ® Coral Creek Bridge Replacement Charlotte County Wetland delineation ® County Line Road Polk County,Hillsboro County Wetland delineation Crosstown Parkway Ext(Third East-West) St Lucie County Delineation of multiple wetlands on 850 acre ® site,including large and diverse floodplain ® Crosstown Parkway Interchange St.Lucie County Wetland delineation ® EF Johns Palm Beach County Delineation of multiple wetlands on approx 100 acres ® Emerson Point Trail Manatee County Wetland delineation ® Everglades Polo Palm Beach County Wetland delineation ® JJJ State School Miami-Dade County Wetland delineation • Keegan Claire Park Boat Dock Pinellas County Wetland delineation ® Lazo Property Miami-Dade County Wetland delineation ® Mallard Cay Monroe County Wetland delineation ® Nichols Sanitation Palm Beach County Wetland delineation NROC (CROC) Palm Beach County Wetland delineation ® Seminole 62-acre Site Seminole Reservation Wetland delineation • Valencia Lakes DRI DeSoto County Wetland mapping for DRI ® West Virginia (Crosstown) Corridor St Lucie County Wetland delineation ® Wetland 6 (FLL) Broward County Wetland delineation ® Wiles Road Broward County Wetland delineation ® Winston Park Broward County Wetland delineation ® WWW State School Miami-Dade County Wetland delineation ® WETLAND MITIGATION of the site confirming that the project was constructed as permitted;this evaluation is called a Time-Zero ReportAfter ® When there is a potential for wetland intrusion,our biologists the report has been accepted by the agencies,the site must be ® work closely with the engineers to design a project that will monitored for up to five years and maintained as needed to avoid or minimize the impacts as required by all permitting remain in compliance with the permit conditions. Our team 0 agencies.The impacts that remain would require mitigation. has monitored and reported on many mitigation projects ® Our biologists have decades of experience in wetland including.Winston Park, Everglades Restoration Area, Birch ® mitigation planning and creating plans to produce systems State Park,and LAPC#28. with optimum biological value. Our team designed the 42- O acre wetland mitigation site for the Everglades Restoration EXPERT WITNESS TESTIMONY ® Area near Weston,the upland and wetland mitigation area of Winston Park in Coconut Creek,the wetlands of Local Area K&S has been called upon to provide expert witness services ® of Potential Concern #28 in Coconut Creek, and countless or to resolve complex and disputed wetland jurisdictional ® wetland and upland mitigation projects associated with roadway determinations. For example, one of our projects was to and land development projects.Following the construction of a resolve a dispute over a wetland jurisdictional determination 0 mitigation project,the agencies generally require an evaluation for the Stewart Mining Industries Palm Beach Quarry Site - • ie.'' � ®�4 . :'] KFIDNDAS" �j HLOGI.FIRM RFQl2-04-02 PAGE 43 `1 r'u CITY;OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH • SECTION FOUR{APPROACH/METHODOLOGY a 5,000 ± acre site in western Palm Beach County. Stewart disposal pits and debris piles. The sites ranged in complexity Mining Industries received an environmental resource permit from small debris piles to the largest environmental problems for a sand and limestone mine. After the site received State in the nation.Within the past 8 years,MrAbbott has performed permit approval, the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) many contamination assessments in South Florida, including subsequently claimed potential regulatory authority under assessments of leaking petroleum underground storage tanks, Section 404 of the Clean Water Act for activities on the site. a golf course contaminated by arsenic, chlorinated solvent The regulatory nexus is the claim that regulatory authority is contamination from drycleaners,and pesticide contamination I regained because of the presumed change in land use from in agricultural areas.We prepare high-quality and dependable a prior-converted cropland farming operation to a mining Phase I and Phase II environmental Site Assessments (ESAs). operation. K&S was retained to conduct a comprehensive OurprofessionalsfollowASTMguidelinestogiveourcustomers technical discussion related to the federal wetland jurisdictional the best assurance that the environmental conditions at their status for the site based on the USACE Wetlands Delineation site are accurately characterized.We understand that time is Manual,established for the delineation of wetlands regulated of the essence in preparing ESAs for real estate transactions under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act. and use our in-house engineering, planning, and surveying resources to meet the client's needs. MARINE BENTHIC SURVEYS GRANT APPLICATIONS ,, Bridge and utility work across waterways in the City will usually require a benthic survey to delineate seagrass beds Our team has experience preparing grant applications. For and other marine resource communities. K&S conducts pre- example,Keith and Schnars recently prepared a FWC Florida construction and post-construction benthic surveys using our Boating Improvement Program Grant Application for Boating certified SCUBA divers. For permit applications,we generally Access Facilities for a proposed public dock at the Keegan conduct seagrass surveys during the growing season (April I Clair Park in the City of Indian Rocks Beach. Located on to August 31),but construction surveys may be performed at the Intracoastal Waterway, the site contained a shoreline of any time. As one of Florida's largest surveying firms,we also mangroves,sea grapes,and oysters. Using a 400-ft long dock ° provide detailed instrument survey as needed. that paralleled the shoreline but extended into the Intracoastal Waterway, Keith and Schnars met the desired boat capacity, H ISTORICAL AND ARCHEOLOGICAL water depths,IntracoastalWaterwaysetbackrequirements,and REVIEWS avoided the mangroves,thus minimizing environmental impacts and streamlining the permitting process. As part of the grant K&S will review the project according to the requirements application, Keith and Schnars provided a project description of 36 C.F.R., Part 800 ("Protection of Historic Properties") andjustifcation,conceptualdesign,costestimateforpermitting and the provisions of Chapter 267.061,Florida Statutes. Our and construction,and environmental assessment. 11 review will include an analysis using GS data obtained from LOCAL AGENCY PROGRAM PROJECTS the FGDL and a field survey. Properties will be determined if they are eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places. K&S will request concurrence from the State Historic We understand the detailed process required when a Preservation Officer (SHPO) with the finding as to whether project is funded with Federal Transportation Enhancement e the project is or is not likely to adversely affect historic or dollars.These projects are administered through the Florida archaeological resources. K&S has performed these services Department of Transportation (FDOT) as a Local Agency for the following nearby projects: City of Fort Lauderdale Program (LAP) project Our Team has worked on many LAP Northwest Area Streetscape Enhancements, City of Fort projects in the past 5 years, including but not limited to the Lauderdale Sistrunk Boulevard Streetscape Enhancements; following and Crosstown Parkway Extension PD&E and EIS in Port St. Lucie. • City of North Miami —Arch Creek Shared Use Pathway (2 projects) CONTAMINATION • City of Boca Raton - El Rio Shared Use Pathway (3 projects) JohnAbbott is a Professional Geologist registered in Florida and • City of Fort Lauderdale - Flagler Drive Greenway will lead any contamination assessments. Mr.Abbott has had a ' City of Fort Lauderdale - Sistrunk Boulevard Streetscape Enhancements leading technical role in the characterization,risk assessment, . City of Fort Lauderdale - Northwest Area and remediation of over 30 hazardous and nuclear waste Streetscape Enhancements iKEIIand SCS,RAJ]�\ > qTHDnsLOCAL arrfa... PAGE n4 RFQi2-04-02 ( '.. .CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH I <SECTION FOUR: APPROACH/METHODOLOGY • • City of Fort Lauderdale - Dorsey Riverbend • Neighborhood Enhancements • City of Port St. Lucie—Crosstown Parkway/I-95 • Interchange - 'r - • • City of Port St Lucie— Becker Road/1-95 Interchange • EROSION CONTROL NPDES c. • COMPLIANCE • Our team has developed Stormwater Pollution Prevention - • Plans (SWPPP) for a variety of highway, landscaping, and - • site development projects to comply with EPA and FDEP ® regulations.To ensure compliance with the NPDES General • Construction Permit (CGP) for construction sites, K&S uses . - - FDEP Qualified Stormwater Management Inspectors to _ • perform inspections and document findings. In addition to • our field inspectors,John Abbott, P.G.and Joyce Howland are ® FDEP-certified inspectors and will coordinate any required inspections. -•- • RESPONSIBLE OFFICE • K&S has offices throughout the State of Florida. The contract 1.• „w, • will be managed out of our Corporate Office in Fort :;: y Lauderdale (6500 North Andrews Avenue). At this location - _ try .•-• ® we have access to over 100 highly experienced professionals, to ..:_ , • providing strength, experience, depth, and ability to provide 1$ ,,,i innovative engineering solutions. i;... Liv FL.*Ii vs . a • CONCLUSION -,in ifilli ; A I ray `- _B • •� - Based on our previous work with municipal clients similar s - • the City of Fort Lauderdale,we are confident that we have _ - _ • a comprehensive understanding of the City's needs on this Fes.=7 :_v contract. Thus, we have assembled a team of seasonedF 4 professionals with relevant experience to address anywork K`, �� assignment that may come up,and we have the availability to ' �; 'sw • work effectively on multiple task assignments. Our Project 4j1 t. s'!tC' .:-: :' -.1----.•-•-•., • Manager and our QA/QC program will ensure the successful * nL"�� • completion of the project SLA t x • We look forward to performing all tasks above beyond the '� ' • expectations of the City of Sunny Isles Beach. . 4• y ' T O f-"4 t' • T ^L f•, 0 • • • ``11 KEITH and SCHNARS,RA. • RFQt2-04-02 PAGE 45 .� 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 i 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH SECTION FIVE: REFERENCES 1.! ‘ 0 0 la Florida Department of Transportation ® CHARLIE CR/ST 3400 West Commercial Boulevard STEPHANIE C.KOPELOUSOS GOVERNOR Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309-3421 SECRETARY 0 • July 27, 2010 • • Re: Keith and Schnars; Reference of Services 0 To Whom It May Concern: 0 • In response to the City of North Miami RFQ Keith and Schnars has requested a letter of • reference for services performed while contracted with the Department of Transportation. This • letter is to serve as reference. for the SR-713 / Kings Highway Resurfacing Project (Project Number 422957-1-52-01, Contract Number: C-8590)from December 1, 2008 to the present. The estimated construction costs of projects served under this contract is approximately $2,150,000 with design fees of approximately $341,600. The type of services provided under this contract included the following: • • Design Survey • Roadway Design • Drainage Analysis and Design • • Signing and Markings • • Signalization S .• Landscape Analysis and Design • Utility Coordination • We feel that Keith and Schnars has to date provided these services in a professional and timely manner consistent with the needs of the City. 0 • Please call me should you desire to discuss this firm's performance. • S'ncerely, O Nadir Rodrigues, P.E. Project Manager • FDOT District 4 954-777-4385 Nadir.rodrigues@dot.state.fl.us 0 • s • www.dot.state.fl.us • ='I%i`-1 l KEITH and QS�CyILNARS,P.A. S RF - :'ms's nonm &ilocV.Ram RFQl2-04-02 PAGE 47 � • CITYOFSUNNY ISLES BEACH • fSECT10N FIVE REFERENCES • 0 '"-,,,, ^i s erre, V� ! ��I%�WYVf CZG<FGK� �E�C��G�'[ • �r"y✓/" t 1507 Bay Palm Boulevard • Indian Rocks Beach, Florida 33785 • wwwindian-rocks-beach.com r .>i, :-e.,s sit sp.a t.;:, to ` ~*4`' Administrative City Clerk Public Services Building Planning&Zoning .,,, „ „• (727)595-2517 (727)517-0204 (727)595.6889 (727)517-0404 (727)517-0404 (727)595.4627(Fax) (727)595-4627(Fax) (727)593.5137(Fax) (727)596-4759(Fax) (727)596-4759(Fax) el qyk CI • April 19, 2012 • • To Whom It May Concern: • • RE: Keith and Schnars, P.A. el Keith and Schnars, P.A. (K&S) has worked with the City of Indian Rocks Beach since 1998. During that time, K&S has been tasked to provide engineering services(design and permitting for stormwater CD drainage,sanitary sewer, street resurfacing, project management and construction inspection)and • planning services(Comprehensive Plan and Land Development Regulations updates). My experience with Keith is Schnars is that they do excellent work, bring projects in on time at or below • budget and are responsive to questions and inquiries. I recommend them highly. Should you have any questions or require further comment, please feel free to contact me. ID Respectfully, • • CITY OF INDIAN ,ROCKS L BEACH • \JlajyrmZ+ . YO-V\--- Cb Danny E.Taylor4110 Planning and Zoning Director • • • • • • • 1�7C\I�KE(TH end 9CNNARS,P.A r4, ,.� „•,,,,,. �.,.�., -�.-:,.a»,<, ,.y.�..>.,. . _w.�. ,,.a, FLORIDAS5/S;LOCAL FIRM PAGvµurmarvawww^x ,.,mM*»,.,m.mm«uuGE :w E 48 RFQ12-04-02 ,) CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH ' ' SECTION FIVE: REFERENCES ® -o, SEMINOLE ® katGAMING April 13, 2012 ® Dear Sir or Madam. ® Please accept this as reference for Keith and Schnars. PA on behalf of the Seminole Tribe ® of Florida Keith and Schnars. PA has worked on numerous projects and locations for many years, and most recently with the Seminole Coconut Creek Casino for the following: Contact Person: Deborah Grant, Development Operations Manager ® Contact Information: 1 Seminole Was' ® Hollywood. Fl 33314 954-585-5652 ® Project performance period: 01/2005 to Present ® Location of project: City of Coconut Creek, FL Approximate fee for services: 5600.000 ® Brief description of services performed for project: ® - Master drainage plans and permitting; ® - Site plan design: - Civil engineering for site improvements; ® - Rieht of Way design; ® - City improvements to water and sewer services; ® • Transportation improvements; - Zoning and Land Use studies; ® - Master Plan development: - Landscape Architecture: ® - FP&L Utility Design. installation and Coordination - Survey and platting. and ® • Transportation planning. 0 Deborah Grant Development Operations Manager StiAINO4 o Haid ck I SEMINOLE WAY — HOLLYWOOD, FL 33314 `, ® MOM. BIG CYPRESS IBRIGHTON ICOCONUT CREEK IHOLLYWOOD!IMMOKALEE'TAMPA ICAStNO 0 ® .. KEITH and SCFL\ARS,P.A. •-,•.:•� - :�]_��1 FIDRIDAS 53 LOCAL FIRM V RFCLt2-0402 PAGE 49 di CITY OF,,.SUNNY ISLES BEACH SECTIONsFIVE ,REFERENCES r CITY OF FORT LAUDERDALE Venice of merica April 19, 2012 Re: Keith and Schnars; Reference of Services To Whom it May Concern: 0 Keith and Schnars has requested a letter of reference for services performed while contracted with the City of Fort Lauderdale. Over the past 10 years and beyond, Keith and Schnars has perform number design, permitting and construction projects including but not limited to: Sanitary Sewer improvement, site improvement, watermain improvements and drainage improvement design and construction management. Additionally, MS has completed a number of study and master plans including: stormwater management, Streetscape, feasibility, and relocations studies. We feel that Keith and Schnars provided these services in a professional and timely manner consistent with the needs of the City. We would recommend Keith and Schnars to others 1111 needing similar type of services. 411/ Sincerely, Albert J. Carbon, P.E. Public Works Director ,65 ep 0 0 0 0 PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT 100 N.ANDREWS AVENUE,FORT LAUDERDALE,FLORIDA 33301 TELEPHONE,954.828.5772,FAX:954.828.5074 4, www.fo rtla ud erda le.gov WI KEITH and SCHNARS,EA FWRIDn's Pjig;LOCAL FIRM A PAGE 50 RFQI 2-04-02 S 0 ' I CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH 1. .).: -SECTION SIX: CONTRACT FORMS • t O ..,301•17..,301•17 1:144. of 0 di,_ NON - COLLUSION AFFIDAVIT • V City of Sunny Isles Beath 018070 Collins Avenue `• ','•n o) +`t Sunny Isles Beach,Ft. 33160 ® `fir o. .o+ '"o Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax:(305)9433113 0 0 STATE OF FLORIDA ) 0 COUNTY OF Broward > 0 • The undersigned being first duly sworn as provided by law,deposes,and says: • This Affidavit is made with the knowledge and intent that it is to be filed with the City of Sunny Isles Beach City Commission and that it will be relied upon by said County,in any consideration which may give to and any action it may take with respect to this Bid. O The undersigned is authorized to make this Affidavit on behalf of, 0 • Keith and Schnars (Name of Corporation,Partnership,Individual,etc.) 0 0 a, corporation ,formed under the laws of Florida (Type of Business) (State) 0 • of which he is Vice President (Sole Owner,Partner,President,etc.) • O Neither the undersigned nor any person, firm, or corporation named in above Paragraph 10.2, nor anyone else to the knowledge of the undersigned, have themselves solicited or employed anyone else to solicit favorable action for this Bid by the City, also that no head of any • department or employee therein,or any officer of the City of Sunny Isles Beach,Florida is directly interested therein. O This Bid is genuine and not collusive or a sham;the person,firm or corporation named above in Paragraph 10.2 has not cofuded, conspired, connived or agreed directly or indirectly with any proposers or person, firm or corporation, to put in a sham Bid, or that such person, firm or 0 corporation, shag refrain from Bidding, and has not in any manner, directly or indirectly, sought by agreement or collusion, or communication ® or conference with any person,firm or corporation,to fix the prices of said Bid or Bids of any other proposers; and all statements contained in the Bid or Bids described'above true: and further; neither the undersigned, nor the person, firm or corporation named above in Paragraph ® 10.2, has directly or indirectly submitted said Bid or the contents thereof,or divulged information or data relative thereto,to any association or to any member or agent thereof 0 0 Mark Tomczyk,P.E. Vice President ® AFFIANTS NAME AFFIANTS TITLE I • • TAKEN,SWORN AND SUBSCRIBED TO BEFORE ME this day of 1,C4C1 ` ..2,9,520/2 • Personally Known 1/ or Produced Identification • I • Type of identification ® (Affix seal here) 1 alp /i� _ ® . a1 WMAMBE�1 7PRO K116 NO PU= C name printed or typ-. • s?tea,`,""�= EXIRES Fetwary 13 2016 ' &Med lbs Mary Pt&Ud n 0 ® r,._>.. — - :l�]J"'_ FIDWDAY$ LDGLL FIRMA. RFQI2-04-02 PAGE 51 a -717:77, - Q'2 a,�-r, ,• i b^ 't'.",1'? 3. ' ' :,' • 1" 7.--- -7--1417W-7,75:51,-7:?:' t w 4 £2k-gy-" , z µ S4 sh C„ITi OFtSUNNY ISL+ES 'BEACH 7 ` , iii stir,DOi,SECTTION SixW�r ,� NTRACT FORMS + r "m3, �, ,*;y , I.` �y`,�1, , ® ' elag a ux slx,,,ItSitg.l4 .:th ,,...a. ct:t.. :d 1,;:.-til_ .,:k:a,, A. Iam. .V, ui..l a ✓,i;; ;;1-i i1,`itte„e9,. r.d :;1 ., .eta„r , ,w ,. .;i... n %d.. SUNNY l,,F 43 nt r"\� � �,� PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES ). •\ * k City of Sunny Isles Beach �� 18070 Collins Avenue ,,, i`r,owoo*` Sunny Isles Beach,FL 33160 or .v ''' Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax (305)949-3113 SWORN STATEMENT PURSUANT TO SECTION 287.133(3)(a) FLORIDA STATUTES, ON PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES (10 Pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (2) (a) of Section 287.133, Florida State Statutes - "A person or affiliate who has been placed on the convicted vendor list following a conviction for a public entity crime may not submit a Bid on a Contract to provide any goods or services to a public entity, may not submit a Bid on a Contract with a public entity for the construction or repair of a public building or public Work, may not submit Bids on leases of real property to a public entity, may not be awarded to perform Work as a Contractor, supplier, Sub-Contractor, or Consultant under a Contract with any public entity, and may not transact business with any public entity in excess of the threshold amount Category Two of Sec. 287.017, FS for thirty six months from the date of being placed on the convicted vendor list". e THIS FORM MUST BE SIGNED AND SWORN TO IN THE PRESENCE OF A NOTARY PUBLIC OR OTHER OFFICIAL AUTHORIZED TO ADMINISTER OATHS. 11.1. This sworn statement is submitted to City of Sunny Isles Beach by Mark Tomczyk,P.E.,Vice President (print individual s name and title( for Keith and Schnars (print name of entity submitting sworn statement) whose business address is: 6500 North Andrews Avenue,Fort Lauderdale,FL 33309 and (if applicable) its Federal Employer Identification number(FEIN) is 59-1406307 . (If the entity had no FEIN, include the Social Security Number of the individual signing this sworn statement: .) 11.2. I understand that a"public entity crime" as defined in Paragraph 287.133(1)(g), Florida Statutes, means a violation of any state or federal law by a person with respect to and directly related to the transaction of business with any public entity or with an agency or political subdivision of any other state or with the United States, including, but not limited to, any Bid or Contract for goods or services to be provided to any public entity or an agency or political subdivision of any other state of the United States and involving antitrust, fraud,theft, bribery, collusion, racketeering, conspiracy, or material misrepresentation. 11.3. I understand that"convicted” or"conviction" as defined in Para. 287.133(1)(b), Florida Statutes, means a finding of guilt or a conviction of a public entity crime, with or without an adjudication of guilt, in any federal or state trail court of record relating to charges brought by indictment or information after July 1, 1989, as a result of a jury verdict, non-jury trial, or entry of a plea of guilty or nolo contendere. '4., 11.4. I understand that an "affiliate"as defined in Para. 287.133(1)(a), Florida Statutes, means: a.) predecessor or successor of a person convicted of a public entity crime; or b.) Any entity under the control of any natural person who is active in the management of the entity and who has been convicted of a public entity crime. The term "affiliate" includes those officers, directors, executors, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who are active in the management of an affiliate. The ownership by one person of shares constituting a controlling interest in another person, or a pooling of equipment or income among persons when not for fair y/ KE17'H and SCHNARS,P.A ......_ ..,.._..; mvw....w.rexrvex.: �,oe-,,,�.,,m;...xi»:.»vre. .tea. , .+_.«,,.-.u,....>_m�®.. a FLORIDA l,LOCAL FIRM t . xe PAG 52 RFOJ 2-04-02 Iiii " CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH I I SECTION SIX: CONTRACT FORMS market value under an arm's length agreement, shall be a prime fade case that one person controls another person. A person who knowingly enters into a joint venture with a person who • has been convicted of a public entity crime in Florida during the preceding 36 months shall be • considered an affiliate. ® 11.5. I understand that a "person" as defined in Para. 287.133(1)(e), Florida Statutes, means any natural person or entity organized under the laws of any state or of the United States with the legal power to • enter into a binding Contract and which Bids or applies to Bid on Contracts for the provision of goods or ® services let by a public entity, or which otherwise transacts or applies to transact business with a public entity. The term "persons" includes those officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who are active in management of any entity. $ 11.6. Based on information and belief, the statement which I have marked below is true in relation to the entity ® submitting this sworn statement. (Indicate which statement applies.) X Neither the entity submitting this sworn statement, nor any of it's officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the management of the entity, nor any ® affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1, 1989. • The entity submitting this sworn statement, or one or more of its officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the management of the entity, or an ® affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1, ® 1989. The entity submitting this sworn statement, or one or more of its officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the management of the entity, or an ® affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1, 1989. However, there has been a subsequent proceeding before a Hearing Officer of the State of ® Florida, Division of Administrative Hearings and the Final Order entered by the Hearing Officer of the ® State of Florida, Division of Administrative Hearings and the Final Order entered by the Hearing Officer determined that it was not in the public interest to place the entity submitting this sworn statement on the ® convicted vendor list. (Attach a copy of the final order.) • I UNDERSTAND THAT THE SUBMISSION OF THIS FORM TO THE CONTRACTING OFFICER FOR THE ® PUBLIC ENTITY IDENTIFIED IN PARAGRAPH 11.1 (ONE)ABOVE IS FOR THAT PUBLIC ENTITY ONLY AND, THAT THIS FORM IS VALID THROUGH DECEMBER 31 OF THE CALENDAR YEAR IN WHICH IT IS FILED. I ® ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT I AM REQUIRED TO INFORM THE PUBLIC ENTITY PRIOR TO ENTERING INTO A CONTRACT IN EXCESS OF THE THRESHOLD AMOUNT PROVIDED IN SECTION 287.017, FLORIDA ® STATUTES, FOR CATEGORY TWO OF ANY, CHANGE IN THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS FORM. • By 4/Ir v�'�C// EIc G(Sgnature) ® Mark Tomczyk.P.F. ® (Printed Name) Vice President ® (Title) � / • I S prn,to an subg;ibed before me this,-,pv day of ( ,2012 , by • Jam' Ic / LLyp. ® (AF"t»•:. ARY WIMPSPINKAty w W s's:so#E lawns ® -'i a. DRAM Fed=13,2016 11 mmeemnra�r u Sig pat(i otary/Pun a Sate of Florida Print eir Type Commissioned Name Personally Known L.Z. OR Produced Identification • Type of Identification Produced CS KEITH and SCHNARS,P.A. ® � RFQ12-04-02 PAGE 53 F1ARIOAs&LOALRam 0 ; cC pF SU, NNY 'ISLES BEACH , ntil ab, S'EC-�TT1®N S`IN GOI/�dTRACT 77 FORMS ,k w w r^a. .�? li '0i^�','�.,rni7,e °4,-A.,'„..4,,,,v4 iwkbt✓,..w�..,x , :vv'A.{.0 r 1,Ci r 9„.!,+Zn a:0n aFr,u. 17, k:.J'l nu . . ,.,aL? .tA40!h ,t '.c F SUNT is‘ o`. a� EQUAL OPPORTUNITY / 0 •D AFFIRMATIVE ACTION • ce 9'..FLO9; '' City of Sunny Isles Beach C,,v a, sun'nu 18070 Collins Avenue 0 Sunny Isles Beach,FL 33160 Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax (305)949-3113 0 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION STATEMENT 0 GO The contractors and all subcontractors hereby agree to a commitment to the principles and practices of equal opportunity in employment and to comply with the letter and spirit of federal, state, and local laws and regulations prohibiting discrimination based on race, 0 color, religion, national region, sex, age, handicap, marital status, and political affiliation or belief. 0 411 ,////// Signed: 7t/, 0 Title: Vice President 41 Firm: Keith and Schnars S 0 Address: 6500 North Andrews Avenue Fort Lauderdale,FL 33309 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9]x i.KEITH and SCHNARS,EA. FLORIDASFji9;Locnl.Flw.4 -- PAGE 54 RFQI2-04 02 0 • CITY I OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH SECTION SIX CONTRACT FORMS . • • o"5'1 N�s . \I CONFLICT OF INTEREST • S. i s • - City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Warts Avenue ti,'as'•r,o"v°o.` Sunny Isles Beath,FL 33160 • 'o. ,us 0. Telephone:(305)947-C606 Far(305)949-3113 • • CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT • The award of any contract hereunder is subject to the provisions of Chapter 112, Florida State Statutes. Proposers must disclose with their Bids, the name of any officer, director, partner, associate or agent who is also an officer or employee of the • City of Sunny Isles Beach or its agencies. • STATE OF FLORIDA • COUNTY OF Broward • BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally appeared Mark Tomczyk,P.E. who was duly sworn, • deposes, and states: • 18.1. I am the Vice President of Keith and Schnars with a local office in Doral and principal office in • Fort Lauderdale • 18.2. The above named entity is submitting a Bid for the City of Sunny Isles Beach, Bid No. described as: Landscape Maintenance Services. The Affiant has made diligent inquiry and provides the information contained in this • Affidavit based upon his own knowledge. • 18.3 The Affiant states that only one submittal for the above Bid is being submitted and that the above named entity has • no financial interest in other entities submitting Bids for the same project. • 18.4 Neither the Affiant nor the above named entity has directly or indirectly entered into any agreement, participated in any collusion, or otherwise taken any action in restraints of free competitive pricing in connection with the entity's submittal for • the above Bid. This statement restricts the discussion of pricing data until the completion of negotiations if necessary and • execution of the Contract for this project. • 18.5 Neither the entity nor its affiliates, nor any one associated with them, is presently suspended or otherwise ineligible from • participation in contract letting by any local, State, or Federal Agency. • 18.6 Neither the entity, nor its affiliates, nor any one associated with them have any potential conflict of interest due to any other clients, contracts, or property interests for this project. • 18.71 certify that no member of the entity's ownership or management is presently applying for any employee position or • actively seeking an elected position with the City of Sunny Isles Beach. • 18.81 certify that no member of the entity's ownership or management, or staff has a vested interest in any aspect of the City • of Sunny Isles Beach. • 18.9 In the event that a conflict of interest is identified in the provision of services, I, on behalf of the above named entity, will immediately notify the City of Sunny Isles Beach. • Dated this 30 day of 4 �� f ,2610.20)2- • Mark Tomczyk.P.E..Vice President • AFFIANT Print or Type Name and Title • Swgrn to and subscribed before me this30 day of 41 ' S2-a2 Personally Known OR • 0 Produced Identifi. I.-- • NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF FLOES Acdc ''u • •rP :ljs KEITH and SCH1PARS,P.A. RFQI2-04-02 PAG E 55 f FIDRIDAtPjLocAt.FIM1 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES, BEACH C NTRACT FORMS a.�: .y,.` . .,,a . ';z,iN% ® SJNny ,s4, :7 DISPUTE DISCLOSURE ® • City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue '• e Lo'-so ~.y Sunny Isles Beach,FL 33160 su or s "`soTelephone:(305)947-0606 Fax (305)949-3113 DISPUTE DISCLOSURE FORM Answer the following questions by placing a "X" after "Yes" or "No". If you answer "Yes", please explain in the space provided, or on a separate sheet attached to this form. 0 19.1. Has your firm or any of its officers, received a reprimand of any nature or been suspended by the Department of Professional Regulations or any other regulatory agency or professional associations within the last five (5) years? S YES NO X 19.2. Has your firm, or any member of your firm, been declared in default, terminated or removed from a contract or job related to the services your firm provides in the regular course of business within the last five (5) years? YES NO X 5 19.3. Has your firm had against it or filed any requests for equitable adjustment, contract claims, Bid protests, I® or litigation in the past five (5) years that is related to the services your firm provides in the regular course of business? YES NO X If yes, state the nature of the request for equitable adjustment, contract claim, litigation, or protest, and state a brief description of the case, the outcome or status of the suit and the monetary amounts of extended contract time involved. 0 I hereby certify that all statements made are true and agree and understand that any misstatement or misrepresentation of falsification of facts shall be cause for forfeiture of rights for further consideration of this Bid for the City of Sunny Isles Beach. Keith and Schnars April 30,2012 Firm Date ' C-" Mark E.Tomczyk,Vice President 0 Authorized Signature Print or Type Name and Title } KEITH and SCHNARS,P.A. FLOFUDXS BitLOCAL FIRM PAGE 56 RFQ12-04-02 • CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH -SECTION -Six: CONTRACT FORMS :• ,.. • 00:3-s"Y"" • t :, 1 1= ANTI - KICKBACK • City of Sunny Isles Beach Y C. Y 18070 Coffins Avenue • s ', C Sunny Isles Beach,Fl 33160 •• o. so+ � Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax(305)949-3113 • • ANTI-KICKBACK AFFIDAVIT • • STATE OF FLORIDA• ) • COUNTY OF Broward ) • • I, the undersigned, hereby duly sworn and deposed say that no portion of this sum herein Bid • will be paid to any employees of the City of Sunny Isles Beach or its elected officials as a commission, kickback, reward or gift, directly or indirectly by me or any member of my firm or • by an officer of the corporation. • • By: A• - • Title: Vice President • • 4T{ie foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this 50 day of • kl ( , by i-t TvmozyL [name • o person], as Is PC£Sr [type of authority], for • of, 4n.] & cry .4 [name of party on behalf of whom instrument was • executed]. • AFFIX NOTARY STAMP HERE: • • NuaalEMOCK N - State of Florida • 1,4. MY AflREaayPtEdcSWI�ONNetryEE 142118 0 8°de13 2016 Hmzknt Pnnoc/C • Print or Type Commissioned Name • Personally Known V OR Produced Identification • Type of Identification Produced • • • a. ``'' •i^..._.. _ _:. :�]-1 FLORIDA'S 5:.s. KEITH and HL�,L FIRMNARS, A. RFQ)2-04-02 PAGE 57 �'